As you should know by now, Rome is preparing for a significant influx of visitors during the upcoming Jubilee. While this event promises to be a time of spiritual renewal and celebration, it also presents unique challenges for the city’s public transportation system. Residents and tourists alike should brace for potential disruptions and plan their […]
If you have been to Rome in the last year or so, you will know that the Metro A has been operating on a reduced schedule, closing early at 9 pm from Sundays to Thursdays to allow for renovations that can no longer be postponed. This month of August, the pace of these works will […]
by C. P.
Despite the recent lockdown and the limitations in place when using our public transportation network since Phase 2 began in Italy, it’s business as usual when it comes to maintenance works in Rome. Once again, the month of August will see some major disruptions that will affect locals as well as the number of visitors […]
by C. P.
Now that end of the year holidays are gone (by law it is not possible to organize strikes at that time), the beginning of the new year marks the end of this respite: a public transport strike is planned for today, and at From Home to Rome we thought to collect in this post some […]
Even though the center of Rome is very walkable, so much so that most visitors don’t even set foot on any of the public transport available near the main sights, those wanting to come to the Urbs Aeterna better be armed with some… Eternal patience: August will be a trying month for people wanting to […]
