As one of Rome’s six Vestal Virgins serving Vesta, Goddess of the Hearth, Opimia “Mia” has always been the most spirited, though years of training have ...
Here’s how to spend 3 days in Rome, a city I’ve traveled to at least 6 times. Italy is my favorite country, and I’ve explored it deeply. Every time I ...
Rome doesn’t really do delicate. This is a city that treats bread and pastry as something closer to sustenance and ritual than indulgence — ...
An exceptional venue—La Nuvola (the Roma Convention Center)–will host the the 2026 edition of Roma Bar Show, happening September 14-15. This marks a ...
Ah. Rome Italy. Well I am not sure how this piece is going to go because I am still a little lost for words! Which for those who personally know me, ...
Italy isn’t a huge country. Rome is often the starting point, but you don’t have to go far from the Eternal City to land somewhere that looks and feels ...
If you’re short on time, 4 days in Rome can be enough to see some of the major sites and also give you some time to relax and people watch. When ...
This is a guest post by Carol M. Cram of Artsy Traveler. Many thanks to her for sharing her tips and insights about the Borghese Gallery Tour she took ...
Ancient Romans had a diet of grains, meat, fish, vegetables, fruits, milk, cheese, breads, oils, vinegars, and legumes. The lower class people ...
A digital atlas of ancient Rome’s highways and byways reveals a road network that was more extensive than thought.
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