Many people with dietary restrictions hesitate at the thought of traveling internationally as they are worried about communication barriers, limited options, or safety concerns. But here’s the good news: certain health conditions are recognized and accommodated worldwide, and celiac disease is certainly one of them. In this new post, we collected information and advice about […]
In a city where culinary tradition runs as deep as ancient ruins, a new generation of chefs is crafting their own legacy. Rome’s restaurant scene is experiencing a seismic shift, led by ambitious young talents who are rewriting the rules of Italian fine dining – without losing sight of their roots. “The Bear” effect in […]
by C. P.
Want to start a heated debate? Ask any Roman citizen to name the most famous street food in the city: there are so many categories and everyone will defend their beloved, whether it’s supplì, filetto di baccalà, crocchette or… pizza al taglio. And we have a feeling that the latter will be the most discussed […]
If you are traveling to Rome and are looking for a different activity that combines delicious food and history, one alternative is to visit the city’s most famous chocolate makers. In fact, not all visitors know that there are many traditional shops in Rome dedicated to making and selling chocolate according to ancient recipes handed […]
by C. P.
This post is for all those return visitors who at least once during their stay had the feeling of eating the same things over and over again when staying in Rome. It is probably a consequence of the huge number of foreign tourists currently in town: lots of mouths to feed, lots of places that […]
by C. P.
Will you be spending your Christmas/end of the year holidays in Rome? Are you curious about the traditions and cultural customs of this area? We have collected some of them in this post: none of them related to the sweets found in this season, for which we refer you to this article, but still all […]
by C. P.
With an unprecedented number of tourists still heading to our shores despite the end of summer, we at From Home to Rome feel it’s necessary to expand on ground already covered by revisiting one of the most discussed articles in the history of our blog: the one on the “inner workings of Italian restaurants”. Only […]
by C. P.
Arriving in Rome and finding out that you can’t check into your accommodation right away can be a bit frustrating. At From Home to Rome, we want to emphasize that this is not the norm and usually happens when a previous guest has just left and cleaning needs to be done. In this post, we […]
by C. P.
One of the first posts to receive a little traction on our website was one about visiting Albano and Castel Gandolfo, way back in 2019. Now, while those are certainly some of the most well-known towns in the Castelli Romani area south of Rome, they’re certainly not the only ones worthy of a visit… Hence […]
by C. P.
As far as traveling styles go, we’re not all created equal. Some people prefer to lose themselves entirely into the culture of the place they’re visiting, others would rather retain a tether to their own country of origin, by way of enjoying its entertainment or speaking the native language, even if just for one night. […]
by C. P.
