Explore Rome’s Doria Pamphilj Gallery
byOwned by the Pamphilj family, the Galleria Doria Pamphilj exhibits some of the most magnificent pieces of artwork, sculptures and décor.
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Three incredible forgotten or lesser known sites in Rome
byHidden histories of ancient Rome: discover the Tomb of the Scipios, the Tombs of via Latina and The Domus Aurea
IKONO: the new immersive experience in the heart of Rome
byIKONO, the new experiential gallery a few steps away from the Pantheon with more than 12 incredible immersive and interactive installations.
Soho House in Rome
bySoho House in Rome: The Legendary Members’ club lands in the Eternal City.
Multi-trip vs Single-trip International Travel Insurance: Which is Better?
byUndoubtedly, international travel can be quite exciting. However, it is also important to prepare for unforeseen circumstances, like flight cancellations, medical emergencies, or lost…
The Jewish Ghetto of Rome
byDiscover the Jewish Ghetto where boutique stores and kosher restaurants sit alongside picturesque historic buildings belying an enticing and rich history of the Jews in Rome.
Christmas shopping in Rome
byFor all expats and tourists that’ll be spending Christmas in Rome and have no idea where to buy holiday decorations, I’ve put together a list of Christmas shops to get you into the holidays spirit!
The Borgo District of Rome
byA guide to rome’s borgo neighbourhood: the best places to eat and drink.
Piccolo Cinema Eden, a five stars movie experience
byEnjoy an exclusive experience inside the smallest cinema in Rome, at the iconic Hotel Eden
Your Italian Christmas gift guide
byMade in Italy gift ideas to celebrate the most magical time of the year.
The Museum of Illusions Rome
byVisit the new Museum of Illusions on Via Merulana in Rome, for an entertaining and multisensory experience.
Natural Thermal Baths Near Rome
byEscape the busy city life and relax in terme: the natural thermal baths in and nearby Rome, providing you a relaxing getaway for your mind and body.
Traces of Pasolini in Today’s Rome
byTraces of the legendary Pier Paolo Pasolini – poet, novelist, filmmaker, sociologist, intellectual- in today’s Rome: his favourite neighbourhoods and sets.
Occupied Rome. Where party revellers are world changers
byAn underground movement of artistic individuals in Rome has created a hub of social centers in occupied disused venues, governed by the rules of self-determination.