After the tribute to , Rome returns to celebrate an absolute protagonist of modern art. From Sept. 6, 2025 to Jan. 25, 2026, the Historical Infantry Museum will host "Gauguin. The Diary of Noa Noa and Other Adventures,"...
Rome wakes up to a novelty that will not leave pastry lovers indifferent: Iginio Massari has launched 15 new interpretations of brioche and croissants, a collection that promises to rewrite the morning ritual of Romans....
After weeks of unusually mild weather in Rome, a frosty wave is poised to upset every forecast. In just a few hours, what looked like a warm autumn will give way to chilly nights and chilling minimum temperatures. In f...
In Rome, the land of carbonara and supplì, a small Japanese restaurant stands out and has won the hearts (and palates) of The Fork users: it is called Lounge Sushi Bar, is located in Acilia and is now the highest rated...
You know those moments when you open Skyscanner or Google Flights and wonder , "But is it possible that there are no flights under €50?"? Well: for the past few weeks the situation has changed, and those who are ready t...
In a city like Rome, where a good morning is often measured by a cappuccino and a croissant at the bar, there is an experience that redefines the very concept of breakfast. You don't need to be a guest of a 5-star hotel...
If you're looking for quirky or fun venues for a different night out, check out these places around town. Here are some ideas for organizing a birthday, after-dinner or just a dinner in good company. Rome offers opportu...
Karol G 's career continues to shine globally: according to sources reported by Rolling Stone, the Colombian star will be one of the headliners at Coachella 2026, California's most iconic music festival. A recognition t...
Less than an hour from Rome exists a village that seems to defy time. Perched nearly 1,000 meters above sea level in the Ruffi Mountains, it has just 200 inhabitants and offers views that, on a clear day, reach as far a...
Imagine a secret place, nestled between mountains and forests, where it is said one can touch "the threshold of Paradise." Here monks have kept precious manuscripts for centuries and, in a small printing press, the firs...