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Rome is preparing to celebrate another, unexpected chapter of natural beauty: the reopening of the Rome Capital Rose Garden. After the exuberance of spring, the famous historic garden—set against a breathtaking backdrop...

Raffaella Carrà’s home at 21 Via Nemea remained unsold for nearly three years and has since been taken off the market: but what does it look like inside, and who owns it today?...

The days have already started to get shorter, but in a few days the time on the clock will change as well. On the night between Saturday, October 24, and Sunday, October 25, Rome will switch from daylight...

Tornatore, Piovani, and Veltroni on the board, a thousand scores to catalog, and a centennial in 2028: this is what’s happening in the Maestro’s home....

The 2027 calendar won’t be particularly generous to those hoping for a few extra days off: some of the most anticipated holidays will fall on weekends. For Romans, however, there will be one more occasion...

Effective October 23, 2027, the new EU Regulation 2026/2202 will take effect, introducing a major reform of air passenger rights in Europe. The New Baggage Rules Passengers will have the guaranteed...

Halloween in the Castelli Romani has a specific location: HUMO, in Marino. On October 30 and 31, November 1, and November 6, 7, and 8, the venue hosts “The Haunted Pumpkin Forest,” a village featuring s...

Three terraces overlooking the Vittoriano and a value of over 12 million: what the Piazza Venezia penthouse is like, how much it costs per square meter, and where to enjoy a million-dollar view for free....

In the heart of Tuscia, the weekend of October 17–18, 2026, will be filled with the colors and flavors of fall with the eagerly awaited return of Cioccofest and the Chestnut Festival in Caprarola. Held in...

Via Gramsci was created by cutting through its park: the Whitaker villa in Parioli, sold for 23 million, has a history that few know about. Discover it here....