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Rome's task force against art vandals

24 April, 2020

Touring Rome is more than enough for us to realise the historical and cultural patrimony of the city, but what we don’t always realise is how much Rome’s monuments and artworks are the subject of vandalism. Now, in the height…

Touring Rome: the gardens of Sallust

17 April, 2020

Touring Rome can take in many hidden secrets of the city and today we explore a less well known area of Rome: the Gardens of Sallust also known as Horti Sallustiani. In ancient times, the gardens belonged to Roman historian…

New area of Palatine Hill in Rome opens to public: Vigne Barberini terrace open

13 April, 2020

A new area of Rome’s Palatine Hill has finally been opened to the public, providing a new viewing platform from the “Vigna Barberini” terrace. The name comes from the Barberini family vineyards that would have once adorned this area of…

Boating and tourism on Rome's River Tiber

10 April, 2020

Rome’s tourism board is working on an ambitious project that aims to restore boating to the Tiber River, in a project that should see genuine attempts to return to tourism on the river.The boating and tourism project should see small…

Touring Rome: cycling the Appian Way

9 April, 2020

Cycling in Italy, particularly in Rome, obviously has its romantic pleasures, and in the eternal city you can only imagine the stunning streetscapes and history you can explore when cycling. The Appian Way is perfect for a cycle in Rome…

Rome by night by bicycle

8 April, 2020

Summer in Italy’s capital of Rome marks a hot and busy city until the locals start to head for the seaside, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy things from a different point of view. In fact, the eternal city…

IPhone app to jump entrance queues at Colosseum

4 April, 2020

Dream of touring Rome without the queues? Now you can with an iPhone app that lets you jump the queue at the Colosseum, which is particularly handy in the height of the Italian summer tourist season. The application ‘i-Mibac- Top…

Touring Rome: rare visits to art and archaeological sites

26 March, 2020

Some of Rome’s architectural and historic treasures are being opened for special guided tours run by Italy’s environmental organisation, FAI. Places such as the Temple of the “Ninfe” and “Porta Asinaria” will open for rare, free guided tours by FAI.The…

Exploring Rome's districts: Garbatella and St Paul's outside the walls

24 March, 2020

If you’ve been to Rome, you’ve probably toured the area of Garbatella without even knowing it. This area of Rome is home to the lovely basilica of St Paul’s outside the walls, or “San Paolo fuori le mura”. If you’ve…

Rome by horse and carriage: new rules protect horses' wellbeing

16 March, 2020

Being romantic in Rome could involve a horse and carriage ride around the city, but these days you’ll find your driver is more restricted in where he can and can’t go. The tradition of horses in Rome and their carriages…

Touring rome

Rome's task force against art vandals

Touring Rome: the gardens of Sallust

New area of Palatine Hill in Rome opens to public: Vigne Barberini terrace open

Boating and tourism on Rome's River Tiber

Touring Rome: cycling the Appian Way

Rome by night by bicycle

IPhone app to jump entrance queues at Colosseum

Touring Rome: rare visits to art and archaeological sites

Exploring Rome's districts: Garbatella and St Paul's outside the walls

Rome by horse and carriage: new rules protect horses' wellbeing

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