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Rome in September

Rome in September Weather, Travel Tips & Places to Visit

Planning a trip to Rome in September? You may have made a good choice! In this article we will cover all that you can expect from your early Autumn trip to the Eternal City. From weather to events, where to stay and what to eat, we will cover it all in this guide. Read on [...]

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italian coffee tips

Italian Coffee – Is It the Most Neglected Roman Treasure on Your Itinerary?

When we think of Rome, what most of us visualize is the great Vatican City. The destination serves to be a pilgrimage center for thousands of religious practitioners from across the world. Renaissance frescoes and the work of Michaelangelo are what cover the tour itinerary of most Rome trips. Nowadays, people like to stay more [...]

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Rome in August

Rome Weather in August: Tips For Spending Perfect Summer

Rome weather in August is hot and the tourist attractions are often busy. But it is also a great time for exploring the city at night, for long dinners in the open air and even swimming. Why is August a Good Time to Visit Rome? The Vatican and the Colosseum will be very busy, but [...]

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What to wear in Rome

What to Wear & Pack for Rome: Tips from Locals

A trip to Rome is a dream for many. But on top of planning your logistics, hotels and sightseeing activities you will need to be sure to bring the right gear! Let’s explore what to wear for the weather in Rome in July, December and all the possibilities in between! Important to Know about Rome [...]

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Easter in Rome

Easter in Rome: Tips on How to Spend Perfect Holiday

The days surrounding the weekend of Easter have a special place in the hearts of Rome’s citizens. Of course, the presence of the nearby Vatican City makes the experience even more special. Known as Holy Week, the celebrations kick off the Sunday before Easter in Rome on Palm Sunday and continue through to Easter Monday. [...]

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Vatican dress code rules

Dress Code for Vatican City: What Tourists need to know

Visiting the Vatican City is a dream for many. Walking the corridors of the Vatican Museums, catching finally that glimpse of the Sistine Chapel. Maybe you’ll even see the Pope! For many visitors, the Vatican is a holy place, and it is true that there are some areas of the city state that have special [...]

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Rome monuments and landmarks

Famous Rome Monuments & Landmarks you Need to Visit

The monuments of ancient Rome are the subject of study the world over! With over 50 major Roman landmarks to be explored in the city, you’ll be spoiled for choice! Visit these beauties and you will feel connected to an empire that stretched through Europe to Africa and western Asia. Read this article in conjunction [...]

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Best Roman ruins

Best Preserved Roman Ruins: Top 11 Must See Ruins of Rome

There are ancient Roman ruins dotted all around Europe, but nowhere are they so spectacular as in the capital city itself. From old villas, temples and columns to tiny little pieces of pottery from an age gone by, Rome is fascinating. Let’s take you on a tour of the must see sites, so that you [...]

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Capitoline Museum in Rome

Capitoline Museum in Rome: Entrance Fee & Famous Rooftop Cafe

Consisting of three buildings surrounding the Piazza del Campidoglio, a visit to the museums will open your eyes to an extensive collection of artefacts and art. Dating back to the 15th century, the works include statues, coins, Roman historical pieces, and much more. You can get all you need to know about the Capitoline Museums [...]

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All about Jewish Ghetto Rome

All about Jewish Ghetto Rome: History, Restaurants & Hotels

The Jewish Ghetto in Rome was established in 1555 in Rione XI - Sant'Angelo. There was a very long established presence of Jews in Rome, dating to before Christ. In 1555, Pope Paul IV issued a Papal degree, essentially stripping the Jewish community of many of their rights. Overnight, Jews lost their religious and economic [...]

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