Ostiense District Guide
byNeighborhoods of Rome: Ostiense is transforming into one of the most dynamic places to live like a local in the Eternal City, Rome.
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A boy from ‘down under’ trying to recreate ‘la dolce vita’ in Rome
byWhat cultural differences to prepare for in Italy as told by an Australian: coffee, greetings, fashion and dining norms.
The Protestant Cemetery of Rome
byThe Non-Catholic (or Protestant) Cemetery of Rome, in the neighborhood of Ostiense, is one of the most beautiful, historically rich burial grounds in Europe.
How to spend Valentine’s Day in Rome
byWhether you’re in a couple, single, newlywed or if you’ve sworn off love altogether, here are some ways to celebrate/survive Valentine’s Day in Rome.
A WALK THROUGH THE FIELD OF MARS – ROME’S ANCIENT CAMPUS MARTIUS “A PIEDI”
byBooks for Italophiles: Campus Martius – The Field of Mars in the Life of Ancient Rome by Paul Jacobs and Diane Conlin. Available on Amazon and Apple iBooks.
Santa Maria Sopra Minerva Church
byThe Dominican Santa Maria Sopra Minerva (13th-century) is the only Gothic church in Rome.
Inside the Great Mosque of Rome
byThe Great Mosque of Rome is the only Islamic temple in Rome and the largest Mosque in Europe as well.
Via Giulia
byVia Giulia is a historic street of Rome, home to several beautiful churches, cultural buildings, and elegant palazzi.
Holy doors and Jubilee Walking Itineraries
byDiscover when the Holy Doors will be opened for the Jubilee 2025 and the Jubilee Itineraries within the city of Rome.
Studying Italian around the world: what, who and why
byWhy the language of a small country like Italy is that important in the world, to be one the most widely taught languages in the world?
License to Thrill: James Bond’s Guide to Rome
byHere’s where Bond, James Bond would go in Rome-with or without a license to kill.
Learn Italian Live at Ciao Italia
byItalian language schools in Rome, learn Italian in Rome, Italian Courses in Rome: Ciao Italia – Italian Language School for Foreigners
A day in Flaminio
byJust north of the city center, the Flaminio neighborhood of Rome is easily accessible by Metro, Tram, or Bus and has something fun for everyone!
Via del Boschetto
bySituated in the heart of Rome’s hippest neighborhood, Monti, Via del Boschetto houses an array of cafés and vintage shops catering to both the young and the old.