Navona area

The master bedroom as seen from the entrance of Coronari 120

New at From Home to Rome: Coronari 120

Looking to match your stay in Rome with an experience in one of the city’s oldest, most fascinating streets? Look no further than Coronari 120, the latest property to join From Home to Rome’s list of managed apartments. This accommodation is truly one of a kind, a flat that is part of a Renaissance palazzo […]

by C. P.
May 14, 2019
Navona area, Navona area, Navona area, Navona area, Navona area, Navona area, Navona area, Navona area, Navona area, Navona area

A table on Terrazza Borromini, by Piazza Navona

The best rooftop bars in the city – as chosen by From Home to Rome!

With this year’s weird winter finally gone, one of the major attractions in Rome is making a comeback: rooftop bars! With so many hotels and restaurants in the city center’s grand old buildings, roofs often turn into fully-fledged extra quarters for these establishments. Due to the mild climate in the city they can be enjoyed […]

Palazzo Valentini Roman Houses underground visit

Below Rome: 5 must-see underground sites in the city

If you already met us, you know we love nothing more than talking about Rome and the wonders that lie beneath the Eternal City! This is because many travelers come in convinced they only have enough days to see the most famous landmarks, but we always urge them to find the time for hidden gems, […]

by C. P.
March 27, 2019
Catacombs, Off the beaten path, Piazza Venezia area

Free Caravaggio paintings walking guide Rome

Love Caravaggio’s paintings? Enjoy this free walking tour!

When visiting Rome, especially if it’s your first time, you might be surprised at how common it is to be suggested to go visit churches. This is something that has very little to do with a religious sentiment: oversimplifying quite a bit, it can be said that churches were the museums of their time, […]

by C. P.
February 25, 2019
Campo Marzio area, Churches, Churches, The city center, The city center

A unique Italian holiday: La Befana, a good witch

Exactly one month after Saint Nicholas’ Day, or Santa Claus’ ancestor, the Befana is on January 6. Italian kids will look forward to her coming once they are finished with their Christmas presents. By the way, the Befana is going to bring some thing to the good and less-than-good ones as well. Nobody knows where […]

by adm
December 16, 2018
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St. Peter's Basilica in Rome From Home to Rome Casina Rugantea

Rome orientation: the districts in the city center

When Rome was much, much smaller than it is now (it is the largest city of Italy, after all!) the old city was comprised of a number of different districts, each with their own name, boundaries and – as it were – character. Nowadays the name of those boroughs remains on some street plates and […]

by C. P.
November 30, 2018
Campo de' Fiori area, Campo de' Fiori area, Campo de' Fiori area, Monti area, Pantheon area, Rome 101, Rome 101, Rome 101, Rome 101, Spagna area, Spagna area, Trastevere area, Trastevere area, Trevi area

Vacation rental at Corso Vittorio Emanuele Rome

New at From Home to Rome: Loft + Apartment @ Corso Vittorio Emanuele

The latest addition to our list of managed apartments in the city center of Rome is a unique property on Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, one of the main streets in the “old town”. Right outside the building, the Corso passes by the majestic Church of Santa Maria in Vallicella, also called Chiesa Nuova, on the piazza […]

by C. P.
September 30, 2018
From Home to Rome, From Home to Rome

Rome 101: 5 Roman cafes for a traditional breakfast

When you land in Rome, you’re usually dreaming of having meals that are traditional to the city, or even to the whole of Italy: lots of pasta, of course, as well as pizza, desserts like tiramisù or meat-based dishes like saltimbocca, Fiorentina steak, polenta and so many other delicacies. The list could go on forever! […]

by C. P.
September 24, 2018
Uncategorized

Pasquino Babuino and other talking statues

The talking statues of Rome: history and political satire meet!

If you’re staying in one of our apartments in the city center, by Piazza Navona or Campo de’ Fiori, you may already have stumbled upon some ancient Roman statues lying in alleys and/or seemingly in a state of neglect. That isn’t the case: chances are you’ve walked past a so called “talking statue” knowing not […]

by C. P.
August 6, 2018
Landmarks, Landmarks

S. Agnese in Agone

Along one of the major side of Piazza Navona in Rome we can find the imposing Baroque church built by Francesco Borromini and know as Sant’Agnese in Agone, from the ancient name of Piazza Navona, piazza in agone, that is the site of the competitions (the square has been built over the ruins of the […]

by Emanuele Buffa
March 30, 2018
Square, Square

Navona area

New at From Home to Rome: Coronari 120

The best rooftop bars in the city – as chosen by From Home to Rome!

Below Rome: 5 must-see underground sites in the city

Love Caravaggio’s paintings? Enjoy this free walking tour!

A unique Italian holiday: La Befana, a good witch

Rome orientation: the districts in the city center

New at From Home to Rome: Loft + Apartment @ Corso Vittorio Emanuele

Rome 101: 5 Roman cafes for a traditional breakfast

The talking statues of Rome: history and political satire meet!

S. Agnese in Agone

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