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The Colosseum and the Pantheon to open at night in August

Have you heard about the concept of “tropical nights”? This happens when the temperatures never drop below 20°C (68°F) after sunset. This year, between May and the end of July, Rome has recorded over 50 tropical nights. This has increasingly pushed people to be out and about looking for activities to do when temperatures, while […]

by C. P.
August 3, 2026
Colosseum area, What's On in Rome, 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
Building, From Home to Rome, From Home to Rome, Landmarks, Landmarks, Landmarks, Landmarks

How to book tickets for the Pantheon in Rome

How to visit the Pantheon in Rome, post-Covid

It was just a while ago when visiting the Pantheon used to be a breeze: you walked right into the door and at the very most you could find a little bottleneck by the entrance where people assembled, unsure whether to ask for a ticket or an audioguide. Unfortunately, Covid hit and things were never […]

by C. P.
October 24, 2022
The city center

5 Must-see churches in Rome (that are not St. Peter’s or the Pantheon!)

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 […]

by admin
November 28, 2019
Aventine Hill area, Churches, Churches, Churches, Esquilino area, Navona area, Pantheon area, Pantheon area, Pantheon area, Pantheon area, Pantheon area, Pantheon area

The rose petals descending on the crowd at last year's Rose Petal Shower ceremony

The Rose Petal Shower: a magical Pantheon tradition is back on June 9

04 If you’re in Rome on June 9th, you’re in for a rare event – the Rose Petal Shower, held once a year inside the Pantheon. Not many visitors know about it, because despite of its ancient history (it is tied to a Hebrew tradition), it is only performed this way at the former temple […]

by C. P.
June 4, 2019
Uncategorized

Open on Mondays: Roman museums working seven days a week

Return visitors to Rome may be aware of the fact that museums tend to close on Mondays in the city (The Vatican Museums, being in another sovereign country, are the most visible exception). Well, that is in the past: a fair number of museums has started to observe a different schedule for a few years […]

by C. P.
February 18, 2019
Campo de' Fiori area, Museums, Off the beaten path, Piazza Venezia area, Rome 101, Rome 101, Rome 101, Rome 101, Rome 101

Entrance to the Pantheon will remain free

Entry to the Pantheon will remain free of charge

This just in! Some of our readers may remember that the former Minister of Culture, Mr. Dario Franceschini, had suggested the introduction of an entry ticket of €2 for entering the Pantheon. Said measure would have been addressed at tourists only, and wouldn’t have impacted actual faithful meaning to pray inside the former Roman temple. […]

by C. P.
November 12, 2018
Uncategorized

Going for lunch where the Romans go

If you can’t wait for dinner, the most part of restaurants and trattorias in Rome are open for lunch, too. What if you feel peckish on the way to some attraction in central Rome, really need to take away? You can find places for lunch where locals attend especially at lunch time, mostly snack bars. […]

by adm
August 25, 2018
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pantheon

The Colosseum and the Pantheon to open at night in August

New at From Home to Rome: Minerva 5

How to visit the Pantheon in Rome, post-Covid

5 Must-see churches in Rome (that are not St. Peter’s or the Pantheon!)

The Rose Petal Shower: a magical Pantheon tradition is back on June 9

Open on Mondays: Roman museums working seven days a week

Entry to the Pantheon will remain free of charge

Going for lunch where the Romans go

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