The fateful question "What are you doing on New Year's Eve?" starts ringing in our ears as early as mid-November, creating that mixture of performance anxiety and party cravings. If you have decided to spend New Year...
Admit it: you, too, probably have that prejudice. The one that makes you think that in order to eat fish cooked as God intended, with dishes that are as beautiful to look at as they are good to eat, you have to go downt...
I bet that you, too, strolling around Villa Borghese, have stopped dozens of times at the Lake Garden, perhaps to rent a little boat or just to enjoy some fresh air. Yet right there, just a stone's throw from the water...
Are you ready to experience one of the most anticipated moments of the year? If you live in Rome and love the holiday atmosphere, there's a specific date and time that you should definitely circle in red on your calenda...
Forget for a moment the classic fir tree and the usual downtown illuminations. This year, the magic of the Roman festivities blends with the elegance and energy of the Rising Sun. In fact, Rome is ready to host the even...
Are you tired of the usual Christmas markets all the same and looking for an experience that will bring some warmth and novelty to your Roman December? We have news that will make your eyes sparkle (and your stomach gro...
Missed the first date with the Capital's coolest Christmas? Don't panic. If the bridge of Immaculate Conception has eluded you between commitments, you still have a golden opportunity to catch up. Giftland, the Gift Cit...
January is approaching and with it the often dreaded but crucial time of high school enrollment. If you live in Rome and are wondering which is the right choice to ensure a solid academic path (and perhaps a bright work...
Next Wednesday, Dec. 10, will not be an evening like any other :Prince Francesco De Gregori returns to his native Rome to celebrate half a century of "Rimmel." The location chosen for this big party is the Palazzo dell...
Bad news for those living in Rome or thinking of moving to the capital: rent absorbs 65 percent of the average net salary of Romans. Yes, you read that right. This is not an exaggeration, not an alarmist slogan. These...