Alright, alright: we know how much Italian cuisine is loved worldwide, and of course that one of the main reason to visit Rome is to taste its delicious dishes, whether traditional from the city’s long history or exquisitely experimental. Even us at From Home to Rome, though, need to change from time to time and […]
by C. P.
Spring is almost upon us, if the weather is any indication, and some tourists are slowly but surely making their way back to the Boot. As bookings trickle in and museums re-open, we thought about how to improve these visitors’ experience of Rome and Italy as they come back after a long break in their […]
by C. P.
If staying in the city center of Rome while having an authentic experience and, at the same time, being granted a peaceful stay seems impossible… Be ready to be surprised! Our latest addition to our portfolio is a cosy, classic one-bedroom flat, a quiet oasis in a beautiful 17th century residential building minutes from Via […]
When you’re traveling with a group, it may be hard to reconcile the desire to be together along with everyone’s different needs when it comes to privacy or daily rest times. This is also why everyone at From Home to Rome is particularly excited to be able to share with you the details of a […]
by C. P.
As you already know, Italy has entered Phase 2 of its Coronavirus emergency, and while not all businesses are open to the public, life is slowly going back to normal and a large number of activities are now permitted to all citizens, including visiting museums, shopping for clothes and eating in a restaurant. From Home […]
by C. P.
In the past few weeks, reading through the emails of our many return customers wishing they could see us in Rome soon had us thinking. What if we could do something substantial to tell everyone who has stayed at our managed apartments that “yes, we will see you soon”? Introducing From Home to Rome’s Booking […]
by C. P.
Antonio Da Sangallo was already a star architect when he chose an empty lot on nascent Via Giulia to build his own house on: he had already designed Saint Peter’s Basilica and Palazzo Farnese in Rome (among others), Saint Patrick’s well in Orvieto and the Old Fortress in Livorno. He never got to set foot […]
by C. P.
A new and pressing issue for our “questions on Rome” column, considering the current trash crisis in the city: how can a tourist dispose of the garbage when visiting the capital of Italy? First off, this question comes with another dilemma: what trash crisis? Many visitors, in fact, stick to the very central areas of […]
Sales are on starting tomorrow! For the next six weeks or so, Rome and other cities in Italy will be bargain-central, and for those of you who are traveling to Italy specifically looking for a good deal (we know you’re out there!) we came up with a list of rules and tips to follow if […]
If you’re visiting Rome in December and early January, you won’t only find our delicious panettone in your From Home to Rome accommodation: every apartment in our portfolio will have its Christmas tree, patiently assembled by our very own Clementina, Flavio & Marta! Pictured here is the one they set up in the living room at Wanderlust, […]
