At a time of heightened anxieties over the possibility of traveling again like we used to, we at From Home to Rome maintain that your stay in the Eternal City should be protected at all costs. For this reason we are excited to announce that we have partnered with BeSafe Rate! BeSafe Rate is a […]
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 […]
This year, at From Home to Rome we thought long and hard about meaningful ways to lift our past, present and future guests’ spirits. A way to show appreciation and to gently remind those who know of our work (and those who don’t!) that these uncertain times will come to an end, and that beauty […]
by C. P.
As unbelievable as it may sound, throughout our time blogging here at From Home to Rome, we have never focused on how to get to Florence from the Eternal City. It’s easy to explain why: the overwhelming majority of our clients already devote some of their vacation days for a visit to the “Cradle of […]
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.
Our sister site TuttoHost (in Italian) has a feature on the cocooning effect and the tendency that tourists have, in these first few weeks of the so-called Phase 3 in Italy, to seek out destinations and accommodations that have everything their locked down home did not. Sprawling views (perhaps of the coast or the mountains!) for […]
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.
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 […]
This month, our spotlight features two distinct studios that are adjacent to one another, in the same listed building seconds (not minutes!) from Campo de’ Fiori proper, on medieval Via del Pellegrino. An ancient route to move to and from the Vatican, used mostly by merchants and pilgrims, today Via del Pellegrino is home to […]
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Smack dab in the middle of Rome a giant, ancient monument has been sitting empty & visitor-less for many decades now. This is bound to end in the spring, though, when the Mausoleum of Augustus finally reopens to the public. The shrine, located by the Ara Pacis Museum close to Via del Corso, has been affected […]
