Itineraries, practical tips, and neighborhood guides to plan your trip to Rome.
Rome's Termini station is the largest in Italy and the gateway for almost every traveller arriving by train...
Rome has a calendar packed with celebrations all year round: religious ceremonies at the Vatican, free civi...
Around Rome, some of Italy's most beautiful gardens are within reach in a day: a romantic garden planted in...
Few cities have served as a film set as often as Rome. Audrey Hepburn on the Vespa in Roman Holiday, Anita ...
Markets are the best place to see Rome going about its daily life: you hear Romanesco, taste the produce of...
Rome has two Serie A clubs, AS Roma and SS Lazio, which both play at the Stadio Olimpico, a stadium of abou...
Rome has its own pizza, different from Naples'. Here the dough is thin, crisp and rolled out with a pin: it...
In Rome, ice cream is eaten on the move, between two monuments, and the city has both century-old instituti...
Michelangelo (1475-1564) was born near Arezzo and grew up in Florence, but it was in Rome that he left his ...
The Janiculum (Gianicolo) is the hill that rises above Trastevere, west of the Tiber, and one of the finest...
In Rome most major museums charge admission, but there are very practical ways to get in free: the first Su...
On 31 December in Rome, the party is mostly outdoors: a big free concert at the Circo Massimo organised by ...
South of Testaccio, Via Ostiense plunges into Rome's former industrial heartland: warehouses, factories, a ...
Between the Pantheon and Piazza Navona, a few hundred metres are enough to cross twenty centuries: an intac...
Rome is one of Europe's greenest capitals: former villas of cardinals and princes, which became public in t...
There is no direct train from Paris to Rome: the journey takes one day with a change in Milan, about ten to...
Rome has four major, or "papal", basilicas: St Peter's in the Vatican, St John Lateran, Santa Maria Maggior...
Rome is spread over seven hills and has dozens of terraces from which you can take in its domes, red roofs ...
Prati and Borgo make up the neighbourhood around the Vatican, on the right bank of the Tiber. Borgo, the ol...
Rome is best seen on foot: distances are short, cobbles are plentiful and the sights follow one another. He...
Sunday is a day apart in Rome: the city comes alive around the Porta Portese market, family lunch and the P...
Monday is the closing day of many state museums in Rome: the Borghese Gallery, Palazzo Barberini, Palazzo M...
Rome offers two major tourist passes: the Roma Pass, the city's official card, and the Omnia Vatican & Rome...
Rome at All Saints' is a good idea: the summer crowds are gone, the temperature is mild and the museums are...
