Rome might just be the perfect city for exercise enthusiasts: its legendary seven hills (although we know that there are more of those hidden in plain sight!), its rivers, or its bike lanes are part of the reason why Romans are, on the whole, a surprisingly active bunch. Gyms are there, of course, but you […]
(Or: a modest proposal for anyone willing to set an alarm at 5AM to dodge a €2 ticket) Let us address the situation with the candor it deserves. Since the City of Rome introduced a €2 entrance fee at the Trevi Fountain, a significant portion of the traveling public has reacted as though the Eternal […]
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Imagine stepping into an apartment where contemporary design meets timeless Roman elegance. Babuino 55, located on the legendary Via del Babuino, one of Rome’s most prestigious shopping streets in the luxurious Tridente district, is our newest gem! Where modern luxury meets artistic vision Located on the second floor of a period building, this unique apartment […]
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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, […]
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Welcome to Frezza, From Home to Rome’s newest managed property, where authenticity meets tranquility. Tucked away in the heart of Rome, this hidden gem defies expectations. While the city center is often associated with hustle, bustle, and noise, Via della Frezza offers a delightful departure from the ordinary. Escape the Bustle, embrace the charm! Located in […]
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If you’re traveling to Rome with your children, you may be wondering whether the Eternal City is going to be a good fit for your little ones. We are aware that there are steps almost everywhere, and some cobblestoned-lined streets can be hard to walk on if you’re pushing a stroller, but Rome is indeed […]
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Rome is preparing for the return of tourists by changing its looks, so to say, and by tapping into the great world of art – be it contemporary or classical – to offer some respite to these challenging times we’re living. In the upcoming weeks, many museums and galleries will be launching their new temporary […]
by C. P.
The data are in (website in Italian): after the lockdown ended in Italy, people rushed to book holiday accommodations that had everything their regular flats and houses did not: open spaces like gardens or patios, and maybe even a pool or spa. In big cities, terraces are a particular sought-after convenience: we can’t fault future […]
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The North-West tip of the Villa Borghese park doesn’t get much love from tourists, in spite of being in a stunning part of Rome. Wedged between the base of the Parioli hill and the busy Flaminio district, the astounding National Gallery of Modern Art is also here, as well as the Japanese Institute of Culture, […]
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