The bad weather that hit Rome in the last few days means that we started receiving a ton of messages by our guests, concerned that Rome is an outdoors-only city. Well, we do like our rooftop terraces and eating al fresco, however we’re very used to having to deal with rainstorms, so there are indeed […]
by C. P.
In previous instalments of this blog we learned more about the “talking statues” of Rome or the return of one of the city’s most important collection of sculptures. However, we realized that we never wrote anything about Rome’s most important statues! You may be drawn to the city for its beautiful fountains, the Colosseum or […]
by C. P.
If you’re familiar with Rome, you’ll know that the Piazza Vittorio Emanuele square in the Esquiline/Esquilino district, not far from the big train/bus hub at Termini, has just been reopened after a drawn-out series of works that have lasted for 2 years. Was it because of Roman remains that the renovation went on for so […]
by C. P.
As our portfolio of managed accommodations keeps expanding, we understand that some visitors to Rome cannot really tell one from the other. A city too layered to be known completely! There are multiple reasons for this. They can be unaware of the fact that most of the city center can be easily visited on foot […]
by C. P.
Rome is not just the capital of Italy: as the base for numerous international organizations, embassies and foreign companies, it is also the place where many foreign communities can be found. Therefore the city sees converging tourists in droves as well as expats, which have increasingly started to influence the range of products in the […]
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We know, we know. When you visit Rome (and Italy at large) you have just a few allocated days for your tours, visits and explorations. So what you do is try and fit as much as possible in there, giving priority to the main monuments, thinking you’ll find the time, eventually, for a second trip […]
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The apartment on Via Mecenate is something new for From Home to Rome, as it’s the first time we find ourselves managing a flat in one of our favorite areas in central Rome, between the Basilica of Saint Mary Major and Via Merulana. Even if, technically speaking, the street the accommodation is on is part […]
by C. P.
