Experiences
Cycling the Appian Way and How to Plan the Day From Prati
Guests often tell us they want one day in Rome that does not involve queues, timed tickets and elbowing toward a fountain.
Guests often ask us where Romans actually eat lunch on a weekday, and they want somewhere that is not a tourist menu with photos of carbonara.
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Experiences
Guests often tell us they want one day in Rome that does not involve queues, timed tickets and elbowing toward a fountain.
Food and Dining
Guests often tell us they walked through the old Jewish quarter, saw a dozen restaurants with artichokes stacked in the window,...
Travel Tips
You land at Ciampino on a budget flight, the terminal is small and busy, and there is no train station inside it.
Our Rooms
Your flight leaves Fiumicino at 7 in the evening, check out is at 10 in the morning, and you are wondering what to do with nine...
Planning Your Stay
Planning Rome with kids sounds wonderful until you map out the first day and realise the Vatican queue, a three-hour museum and...
Local Guide
Every December guests ask us the same thing at check in: is the Piazza Navona Christmas market worth an evening, and how do we...
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