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Before you leave for Rome: the top things to remember as you travel

Your pre-trip checklist: what not to forget before arriving in Rome

Planning a trip to the Eternal City? Rome’s ancient streets, incredible cuisine, and artistic treasures await you—but a successful visit requires some preparation. Here’s what you need to know before you arrive to ensure your Roman holiday goes smoothly. Time your visits to beat the crowds Rome’s major attractions can become overwhelmingly crowded, especially as […]

Santa Maria alle Fornaci: nuova casa vacanze a Roma. Una gestione From Home to Rome

New at From Home to Rome: Santa Maria alle Fornaci

Our guests always ask one thing of us – to be within walking distance of Rome’s main attractions, but at the same time to be able to immerse themselves in local life and culture. That’s why we’re so excited to announce the newest addition to our portfolio, Santa Maria alle Fornaci. This apartment ticks all […]

Riaperto a Roma il Passetto di Borgo: visite a un luogo straordinario

Jubilee 2025: the Passetto di Borgo re-opens to the public

One of the special events of the Jubilee 2025 is the extraordinary reopening of the Passetto di Borgo, so closely linked to the history of Castel Sant’Angelo and (of course!) to the Vatican and St. Peter’s Basilica. This site has been closed for six years, the time needed to work on the structural barriers that […]

Don't be afraid of the Jubilee: why you don't need to Skip Rome in 2025

Jubilee: Skipping Rome to return in 2026? Short answer: No :)

There is a growing wave of concern about the upcoming start of the Jubilee in Rome, with many would-be travelers intending to skip it altogether because of the added numbers of visitors during the entire period. Wait, what’s the Jubilee again? If you’re one of those tourists who doesn’t know, the Jubilee is one of […]

Seven extra hills in Rome you don't know about - a guide by From Home to Rome

The “other” seven hills of Rome

Everyone knows that, according to tradition, ancient Rome was built around and on seven legendary hills: the Aventine Hill (Aventino, in Italian), the Palatine Hill (Palatino), the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio), the Caelian Hill (Celio), the Quirinal Hill (Quirinale), the Viminal Hill (Viminale), and the Esquiline Hill (Esquilino). The truth is, however, more complex than that, […]

The demolition of the ancient roman neighborhoods: Spina di Borgo in Rome

Spina di Borgo, the lost neighborhood of Rome

Power plays, revolutions, wars, and just the need for modernization. All of these are factors in the changing shape of Rome: what you now can appreciate in its current layering (Imperial-meets-Medieval-meets-Renaissance-meets-Rationalism… and so on and so forth) once looked very different, and hard decisions had to be made that brought about the destruction, plain and […]

Roman stretch of the Via Francigena pilgrim route From Home to Rome

Where to walk the Via Francigena route in Rome

In recent years, historic trails and footpaths all over Italy have found an increased popularity with tourists looking to connect to the area they are visiting in a more authentic way: we can see why as, after all, this is an activity that can be performed without tourist guides (and the like) and even by […]


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