Whether you’ve already visited Rome or you’re still in the planning phases of your holiday, “Roscioli” is a name that should sound immediately familiar. You must have read about it in guide books, passed by it on Via dei Giubbonari, or even eaten there – there’s no doubt that this Roman family has built an empire […]
Anyone who leaves for a different country or city for their holidays will have, inevitably, some questions when they come in. Right away, some aspects can look completely different than back home, or confusing. Curiosity is part of the experience of being a traveler and, being in this business, we are happy to answer to […]
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Here at From Home to Rome, we are lucky to be partnering with several prominent professionals in the hospitality & tourism sector: tour guides, academics, chefs, local historians, linguists, food experts and many more! And they’re all willing to help you build a unique experience of the city, avoiding the pitfalls and cliches of “postcard […]
Of course Rome has a number of world-famous attractions, landmarks and museums: we all know them, we can recognize them when we see them in pictures, we can even list a few tricks to visit them without the hassle of the big crowds! And yet, for some tourists, these museums aren’t enough. Some are return […]
Chianti, Prosecco, Franciacorta, Barbera, Lambrusco: these are just some of the great wines produced in Italy, all of them available to buy in your own country.
When you travel to Italy, it’s only natural to want to try them: they’re cheaper, they’re readily available, they’re, well, excellent!
Thanks to the Via Natale Del Grande flat, the newest entry in our portfolio, From Home to Rome is now managing 6 accommodations in the very-much-in-demand Trastevere area. It’s no wonder the medieval district is so popular: foreign travelers and Italian tourists alike enjoy its “village vibe” as compared to the rest of the old […]
Whether you’ve been preparing your trip to Rome for a while or you’re in the early stages of doing so, you will surely have read on multiple guides that you don’t need tickets for any of the churches in Rome: they’re free of charge. Said free entrance includes the main areas – the nave, the […]
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Porta Portese is arguably the best known and biggest flea market in Rome. Come rain or shine, it takes place every Sunday (although some of the sellers there may decide not to show up if the weather is bad) and is a staple of every stay in Rome – whether locals or foreigners, first-timers or […]
While bookshops are the kind of store that are typically more useful to expats than the average tourist, people’s travel customs have changed dramatically over the last few years, and so some of you out there may be wondering just where some English-language books are located in the city to fill up on unusual travel […]
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For most visitors to Rome, the Roma Pass is a very convenient way to make the most of the city’s public transport while simultaneously having access to a network of affiliated museums at free or discounted prices (depending on the type of Roma Pass purchased!). So you can see why it has been popular as […]
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