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Colosseo, Pantheon e tutti i monumenti aperti di sera nellì'Estate 2026 - From Home to Rome

The Colosseum and the Pantheon to open at night in August

Have you heard about the concept of “tropical nights”? This happens when the temperatures never drop below 20°C (68°F) after sunset. This year, between May and the end of July, Rome has recorded over 50 tropical nights. This has increasingly pushed people to be out and about looking for activities to do when temperatures, while […]

by C. P.
August 3, 2026
Colosseum area, Pantheon area, Pantheon area, Rome 101, Rome 101, Rome 101, Rome 101, Rome 101, Rome 101, Rome 101

How to live like a local in Rome: a guide by From Home to Rome

Living like a local: a first-timer’s guide to everyday life in a Rome apartment

So you’ve booked your first trip abroad, and you’ve chosen Rome. Excellent decision. You’ve also chosen to stay in an apartment rather than a hotel, which means you’re about to have a completely different experience of the city. No buffet breakfast, no 24/7 front desk, no room service… Just you, a set of keys, and […]

by C. P.
July 27, 2026
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When facts about Rome turn out to be myth - From Home to Rome comes to the rescue

Things you thought were Roman… but are not!

Rome has been so thoroughly mythologized in films, cookbooks, and a thousand “best of Italy” listicles that the majority of visitors arrive to the city with a fully formed mental image of it. In our experience in our day-to-day job, the expectations are only about 40% accurate. The rest is a composite of things borrowed […]

by C. P.
July 10, 2026
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A new holiday rental among the historic buildings of Via dei Coronari - From Home to Rome

New at From Home to Rome: Coronari 114

Coronari 114, the latest addition to From Home to Rome’s portfolio, is a chance to discover (or re-discover!) one of Rome’s most storied streets from a very different kind of Roman home. Via dei Coronari has been the address of antique dealers, restorers and craftsmen for centuries. It remains one of the few streets in […]

by C. P.
June 26, 2026
From Home to Rome, Navona area

Cappuccino, coffee, cornetto... How to use cafes like the locals do in Rome

Drinking coffee like a local in Rome: your definitive guide

We feel for you: you’ve been preparing for the trip of a lifetime, reading, watching, and just generally amassing knowledge about Rome. It’s the videos on social media that are causing you the most issues: you’ve scrolled through so many that it’s now hard to distinguish claims from actual information about what your experience in […]

by C. P.
June 19, 2026
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Where to workout for free in Rome - a guide to parks and bike lanes in the city

Staying active in Rome: working out in the open air

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 […]

by C. P.
June 10, 2026
Parks, The city center, The city center, The city center, The city center, The city center

New holiday rental seconds from Trevi Fountain: Crociferi 15 by From Home to Rome

New at From Home to Rome: Crociferi 15

Via dei Crociferi is just another name of yet another narrow street in the city center of Rome… Until you look it up on a map to realize where this alley is. Crociferi 15, the newest addition to our portfolio, is just seconds – that’s right, seconds! – from the Trevi Fountain, in the kind […]

by C. P.
May 27, 2026
Trevi area

Behind the Pantheon, a literal hidden gem comes back to life

How to Visit the Basilica of Neptune (Pantheon)

While Rome is pushing forward with its long-awaited Metro Line C — a new subway line whose construction keeps turning up unexpected archaeological finds right under the city center — the monument we’re featuring here owes nothing to those excavations. It has always been there, within arm’s reach, but like so many Roman sites, quietly […]

by C. P.
May 24, 2026
Building, Campo Marzio area

Peak season in Rome: surviving the heat and the crowds

Surviving Rome in peak season: Tried-and-true tips from us locals

Peak season is upon us. In a few weeks, Rome will be operating at full capacity — and by full capacity, we mean queues everywhere, so common they will test your faith in humanity. This will be combined with temperatures that will traumatize those who are not used to it. The temperature factor, combined with […]

by C. P.
May 11, 2026
What's On in Rome, What's On in Rome, What's On in Rome, What's On in Rome

A private contemporary art museum in Rome: Fondazione D'ARC

Contemporary art lovers, visit Fondazione DARC!

If you’re the kind of visitor who arrives (or returns!) to Rome with a desire to go beyond the surface of the Eternal City—and, while searching for something new and unique, wishes to discover some lesser-known attractions—this month’s recommendation might just make your day: in an area of the city normally associated only with… arrivals […]

by C. P.
March 30, 2026
Museums, Off the beaten path

When in Rome

The Colosseum and the Pantheon to open at night in August

Living like a local: a first-timer’s guide to everyday life in a Rome apartment

Things you thought were Roman… but are not!

New at From Home to Rome: Coronari 114

Drinking coffee like a local in Rome: your definitive guide

Staying active in Rome: working out in the open air

New at From Home to Rome: Crociferi 15

How to Visit the Basilica of Neptune (Pantheon)

Surviving Rome in peak season: Tried-and-true tips from us locals

Contemporary art lovers, visit Fondazione DARC!

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