Walking around Rome it happens that one comes across ruins that seem to speak for themselves, telling a distant story, but some have an even more enigmatic charm. Among the modern buildings, along one of the city's anci...
There is a little-known place in Italy that looks like something out of a science fiction movie. Brutalist architecture, suspended between dream and experimentation, created to break the rules and imagine a new way of e...
Rome's Stumbling Stones represent a silent but powerful memory, scattered in the cobblestones in front of homes, schools, synagogues and everyday places. More intimate than any monument, these small brass plaques carry...
A dinner overlooking the Colosseum, or perhaps better near the Gallery of Modern Art, or perhaps in front of the Imperial Forum... What if we told you that you could dine with a view of all these places at once? That's...
Walking around Rome you may have happened to see windows drawn or bricked in on some old buildings. What is the reason? For the drawings one might think of an artistic motivation but it is not so...
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We walk the streets of Rome and know the best-known sights, which do not escape the eye. But if we pay closer attention, we discover new stories and unexpected tools hidden among Rome's buildings. Like the Roman meridia...
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Among the things to do in the capital is definitely the Jasmine Walk. Not everyone knows it, but it is a very romantic path to discover with a beautiful view of Rome. It is so called because there a...
Nestled in the green heart of Monte Mario Natural Park, Villa Parco della Vittoria offers breathtaking views of the Eternal City, visible from its large windows and a panoramic terrace perfect for unforgettable receptio...
If you are looking for a secret and enchanted place to discover a stone's throw from Rome, the Secret Garden of the papal residence in Castel Gandolfo is the destination for you. Nestled among the hills of the Castelli...
There is something magical about seeing whole expanses of sunflowers mocking the sun, rotating their corolla to the rhythm of the sunrise. Did you know that this botanical dance is called heliotropism? In Lazio, this li...