A sitdown with Maria Pasquale about her newest book “How To Be Italian”
byMaria Pasquale, Italian-Australian food & travel journalist launches a new book “How To Be Italian” celebrating an Italian lifestyle in Rome.
Features
Goethe’s Rome
byGoethe’s fascination with Rome and his sudden Italian escape inspired his literary work; he gained a lust for life being in the Eternal City.
A.S. Roma and the Olympic Stadium: a journey inside the Roman football culture
byLive the experience of a typical football match day in Rome inside the Stadio Olimpico together with local supporters
Santa Maria della Vittoria in Rome
byBuilt in 1605, the Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria is known for the masterpiece of Gian Lorenzo Bernini in the Cornaro Chapel, the Ecstasy of Saint Teresa.
Thomas Hirschhorn’s The Purple Line at MAXXI
byNew exhibition The Purple Line at the MAXXI Museum in Rome till 6 March 2022 questions censorship with Thomas Hirschhorn’s pixeled collages.
Centrale Montemartini Museum
bySet in Rome’s first public electrical power plant, the Centrale Montemartini Museum is one of the most thought-provoking museum spaces Rome has to offer.
A guide to tipping in Italy
byTipping in Italy: When To Do and How Much to Leave Unlike the United States and other countries, tipping in Italy is not really…
“Via Veneto Contemporanea” – Erwin Wurm on the street of Dolce Vita
byVia Veneto Contemporanea: an open-air exhibition in Via Veneto of the works of award-winning Austrian artist Erwin Wurm.
Via di Monserrato
byNot far from Campo dei Fiori, there is Via di Monserrato filled with art galleries and boutiques of all styles, and many inviting restaurants and bars.
Rome’s 2021 municipal elections
byVirginia Raggi, Carlo Calenda, Roberto Gualtieri and Enrico Michetti are the main candidates for mayor in 2021 Rome’s municipal elections.
The Seven Hills of Rome
byWander the seven hills of Rome: Palatine, Aventine, Caelian, Capitoline, Esquiline, Quirinal, and Viminal.
Guide to the Montesacro neighborhood
byMonte Sacro is a neighborhood of Rome with its unique identity. A 1920’s experiment that gave birth to an elegant and trendy area, Città Giardino.
My life-changing experience studying and working abroad in Rome during COVID-19
byStudying abroad in Rome was an unforgettable experience that changed my life and I will cherish forever, despite COVID-19.
John Keats’ Rome
byThe English poet John Keats lived and died in Rome. Let’s look at the places he liked to go, 200 years after his death.