Roman Holidays

Rome with a walking disability: how to visit and what to know - From Home to Rome

Rome with reduced mobility: an honest guide

Rome is a beautiful, layered, extraordinary city, and it keeps attracting travelers in the millions every year. However, for visitors with mobility challenges, Rome is also, at times, a genuinely difficult destination. This post is not here to sugarcoat that. It is here to give you an honest picture of what to expect if you […]

by C. P.
September 3, 2026
Museums, Piazza Venezia area, Spagna area, The city center, The city center, The city center, The city center, Trevi area, Trevi area

New apartment in the From Home to Rome portfolio: Castro Pretorio 23

New at From Home to Rome: Castro Pretorio 23

The streets around the train station at Termini do not always make the postcards, but it’s where the city actually lives and full of the kind of everyday Roman scenes that tourists usually have to go looking for. It’s also, as it happens, home to our newest managed apartment: Castro Pretorio 23! A stay for […]

by C. P.
August 24, 2026
Termini area

Exploring Via dei Coronari, one of Rome's oldest and most fascinating streets - From Home to Rome

The story of Via dei Coronari: from ancient Rome to modern times

If you were to stop a hundred tourists in Piazza Navona and ask them what’s down the little street just north of it, maybe five will know its name. And yet Via dei Coronari is, quietly, one of the most important streets in Rome’s entire history and has been carrying people, money, prayers, and gossip […]

by C. P.
August 18, 2026
Navona area

How to live like a local in Rome: a guide by From Home to Rome

Living like a local: a first-timer’s guide to everyday life in a Rome apartment

So you’ve booked your first trip abroad, and you’ve chosen Rome. Excellent decision. You’ve also chosen to stay in an apartment rather than a hotel, which means you’re about to have a completely different experience of the city. No buffet breakfast, no 24/7 front desk, no room service… Just you, a set of keys, and […]

by C. P.
July 27, 2026
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New holiday rental seconds from Trevi Fountain: Crociferi 15 by From Home to Rome

New at From Home to Rome: Crociferi 15

Via dei Crociferi is just another name of yet another narrow street in the city center of Rome… Until you look it up on a map to realize where this alley is. Crociferi 15, the newest addition to our portfolio, is just seconds – that’s right, seconds! – from the Trevi Fountain, in the kind […]

by C. P.
May 27, 2026
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Peak season in Rome: surviving the heat and the crowds

Surviving Rome in peak season: Tried-and-true tips from us locals

Peak season is upon us. In a few weeks, Rome will be operating at full capacity — and by full capacity, we mean queues everywhere, so common they will test your faith in humanity. This will be combined with temperatures that will traumatize those who are not used to it. The temperature factor, combined with […]

by C. P.
May 11, 2026
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group experiences and events at Via Toscana by From Home to Rome

Launching today: FHTR’s group experiences and events at Via Toscana!

If you are staying in one of the From Home to Rome apartments on Via Toscana, or even if you are a From Home to Rome guest elsewhere in the city, you already have access to one of Rome’s best-kept secrets: a shared rooftop terrace (see this older post!) with sweeping views over this charming […]

by C. P.
April 16, 2026
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a new apartment in the Sallustiano area: via Toscana 2. Managed by From Home to Rome

New at From Home to Rome: Toscana 2

If you’ve been following From Home to Rome’s blog, you might remember the post about Toscana 2bis. Well, its next-door neighbour has just joined the From Home to Rome portfolio — and it was worth the wait! Completed in early 2026, the apartment sits on the first floor of Via Toscana 42, right alongside its […]

by C. P.
March 16, 2026
Via Veneto area

From Home to Rome presents Piazza di Sant'Egidio: in the heart of medieval Trastevere

New at From Home to Rome: Piazza di Sant’Egidio

In the very heart of Trastevere, a stone’s throw from the most celebrated bars and restaurants in this historic rione, From Home to Rome is delighted to present Piazza di Sant’Egidio — the newest addition to our portfolio of vacation rentals. This light-filled sanctuary promises to enchant those travelers seeking an authentic immersion in one of […]

by C. P.
January 12, 2026
Trastevere area

Le usanze del Capodanno romano e italiano: da dove vengono? Una piccola guida di From Home to Rome

Why is New Year’s Eve celebrated the way it is in Italy?

New Year’s Eve is one of the oldest, most deeply rooted celebrations in Italian culture, but not everyone knows the reason behind some of the (elaborate) traditions that characterize it. In this post, we have gathered some customs and stories related to the last day of the year. It’s an exploration that will also reveal […]

by C. P.
December 24, 2025
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Roman Holidays

Rome with reduced mobility: an honest guide

New at From Home to Rome: Castro Pretorio 23

The story of Via dei Coronari: from ancient Rome to modern times

Living like a local: a first-timer’s guide to everyday life in a Rome apartment

New at From Home to Rome: Crociferi 15

Surviving Rome in peak season: Tried-and-true tips from us locals

Launching today: FHTR’s group experiences and events at Via Toscana!

New at From Home to Rome: Toscana 2

New at From Home to Rome: Piazza di Sant’Egidio

Why is New Year’s Eve celebrated the way it is in Italy?

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