Rome celebrates the Renaissance genius RaphaelExtraordinary exhibition at Scuderie Del Quirinale from March 5th to June 2nd 2020
What to see in Rome | Orto BotanicoSomething about a sunny day in Rome spent at the botanical garden feels like a fairytale, especially if it is at the Orto Botanico. Because a stroll through a lush, blooming and airy garden is one of the joys of good weather.
Ancient Rome in Modern WorldThe glorious history of ancient Rome holds a collection of the most fascinating ideas that were once revolutionary and that we still use today. Rome is ingrained in our political, cultural, literary traditions and quite frankly in our everyday life. And although many of the Roman inventions were a case of adaptation and improvement rather than originality, mainly because of the great influence ancient Greece had, yet some inventions remain truly unique to Rome
A guide to the Hat shops of RomeOnce reserved for special occasions only, hats are nowadays seen as a fashion accessory that every lady needs to have in her wardrobe.
What to see in Rome | Villa D’EsteAdmire the fountain of Neptune sculpted by Bernini, walk down the Avenue Of A Hundred Fountains, stand in front of the Oval fountain, gaze at the Fountain of Diana. You will understand why this park was the background in William Wyler’s “Ben Hur” or how Franz Liszt got the inspiration for “Water Games at Villa D’Este”.
What to see in Rome | Chiostro del BramanteThere are many hidden spaces around Rome that are scattered between the most crowded tourist spots. These are the places that come with many surprises and most of the time are secluded enough so you can take a breath and slow down before getting back into the pumping heart of the city.
Your perfect destination wedding in RomeA destination wedding is a glamorous affair. It is an intimate, romantic and most of all an unforgettable experience. We cannot think of anything more magical than a celebration of love among the...
