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Behind the Pantheon, a literal hidden gem comes back to life

How to Visit the Basilica of Neptune (Pantheon)

While Rome is pushing forward with its long-awaited Metro Line C — a new subway line whose construction keeps turning up unexpected archaeological finds right under the city center — the monument we’re featuring here owes nothing to those excavations. It has always been there, within arm’s reach, but like so many Roman sites, quietly […]

by C. P.
May 24, 2026
Campo Marzio area, Pantheon area, Pantheon area, What's On in Rome, What's On in Rome

New at From Home to Rome: Minerva 5

Have you ever searched for vacation rentals right in the center of the destination you wanted to visit, only to discover that the location was not exactly that advertised, or the description was, for lack of a better word, creative? As travelers, we know this all too well. Fortunately, when you book through From Home […]

by C. P.
May 8, 2023
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statue of the Hercules, a work by Pino Pascali and an installation by Giuseppe Penone at the Galleria Nazionale di Arte Moderna in Rome, Italy. Modern art museums in Rome

Lovers of modern art, check out these museums in Rome

In spite of appearances and reputation, Rome has a thriving modern (and contemporary) art scene. There are private galleries, art centers, foundations and, on top of it all, museums. It’s a complicated landscape, too, and while we can’t list all of them, this post wants to at least point to the unmissable spots to visit […]

by C. P.
January 30, 2023
Museums, Museums, Museums, Museums, Piazza Venezia area, Testaccio area

A little known museum in Rome: Galleria Spada (Spada Gallery)

In spite of being walking distance from Piazza Navona, Campo de’ Fiori or even the Jewish Ghetto (as well as being across the river from Piazza Trilussa in Trastevere), Galleria Spada is a museum that gets little to no love from international tourists. Can it be because of the police and soldiers guarding its entrance? […]

by C. P.
February 26, 2020
Landmarks, Landmarks

Villa Giulia Porticus of the ETRU Museum in Rome Italy

A museum worth discovering: the ETRU at Villa Giulia

The North-West tip of the Villa Borghese park doesn’t get much love from tourists, in spite of being in a stunning part of Rome. Wedged between the base of the Parioli hill and the busy Flaminio district, the astounding National Gallery of Modern Art is also here, as well as the Japanese Institute of Culture, […]

by admin
November 29, 2019
Building, Building, Building, Building, Building, Building, Building, Building, Building, Building, Off the beaten path, Off the beaten path, Parks

Via dei Cartari Terrace property From Home to Rome Italy

New at From Home to Rome: Via dei Cartari

Have you ever watched the “Stay Here” home renovation show on Netflix? There, famed British real estate expert Peter Lorimer insists that all properties on Airbnb or similar sites need to work on their “social media moment”. That means that they need to have a feature – a room, a garden or simply a view […]

by C. P.
September 19, 2019
Campo de' Fiori area, Campo de' Fiori area

P-stop: a new tourist service in Rome

What is a P-stop? Before answering that, we will need to talk about the… city tax. Yes, it’s annoying, and yes, it bites into your holiday budget. However, also yes: cities that charge tourists that particular amount also provide services in exchange for it, which are entirely funded with city tax money. One example would […]

by C. P.
September 16, 2019
San Giovanni area, Spagna area, Square, Termini area

What do YOU think about From Home to Rome? Let’s hear it from our guests!

This post is a little different from the others where we describe the apartments we manage. Instead of being the ones doing the talking, we’ll let you decide by yourself whether or not the accommodations we manage are worth of your booking! How so? What follows is a short selection of reviews and messages we […]

by C. P.
July 28, 2019
From Home to Rome, From Home to Rome, From Home to Rome, From Home to Rome, The city center, The city center, The city center, The city center

Two museums for the price of one: Galleria Corsini & Palazzo Barberini

When you visit Rome you’re already aware that the same ticket allows you entrance to the Colosseum, Forum and Palatine Hill: it’s widely advertised and it features prominently on most travel guides. What not everybody knows, on the other hand, is that the same type of deal exists for other museums… which is what this […]

by C. P.
July 19, 2019
Rome 101, Rome 101, Trastevere area, Trevi area, Trevi area

Apartment Augustus living room decor managed by From Home to Rome

New at From Home to Rome: Apartment Augustus

Apartment Augustus is a first for From Home to Rome. Not for its location: this holiday apartment is in the same area of the city center where many of our managed accommodations are found, and walking distance from our office too! And it’s not even its age: the palazzo where it is located has been […]

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How to Visit the Basilica of Neptune (Pantheon)

New at From Home to Rome: Minerva 5

Lovers of modern art, check out these museums in Rome

A little known museum in Rome: Galleria Spada (Spada Gallery)

A museum worth discovering: the ETRU at Villa Giulia

P-stop: a new tourist service in Rome

What do YOU think about From Home to Rome? Let’s hear it from our guests!

Two museums for the price of one: Galleria Corsini & Palazzo Barberini

New at From Home to Rome: Apartment Augustus

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