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When buying truffles in Rome, it’s essential to know what to look for to ensure that you’re getting high-quality, fresh truffles
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Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a food lover, or simply eager to immerse yourself in the city’s rich culture, GetYourGuide has curated a collection of activities that offer an unforgettable Roman adventure.
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Ferragosto is a widely celebrated holiday in Italy, and many businesses do close for the day. However, not everything is closed on Ferragosto.
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When visiting the Vatican, it’s important to remember that it’s a religious and cultural institution, so appropriate attire is a must. The Vatican has strict dress codes for both men and women, and failure to comply with these rules may result in being denied entry. Hence there are a few things to obey regarding what…
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Since July 2023 an entrance fee to Pantheon in Rome is necessary for visitors. Read here how you can easily purchase your Pantheon Ticket and
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As with most public holidays in Italy, it is common for many businesses, including shops and restaurants, to close for the day. However, there are some exceptions
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Easter weekend is a popular time to visit the South of Italy, as it’s a time of religious celebration and cultural traditions. You might also be interested in this previous blog post about how Easter in Italy is celebrated. Here are some of the best Easter weekend activities in the South of Italy: Easter Traditions…
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You should definitely travel by regional train to Pontedera! The City with less than thirty thousand inhabitants is an industial hub in the province of Pisa in Tuscany, Italy. What Pontedera is most known for, probably the number one reason to travel by train to Pontedera? Piaggio Museum! Conveniently, its located just a stone throw from…
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Spaghetti alla Carbonara is one iconic Italian pasta dish. It definitely ranks among the top five most cherished Italian dishes, just after a classic Pizza Margherita and Pomodoro Spaghetti of course. Pasta Carbonara has it’s origins in Rome, maybe a bit more precisely in the rural area surrounding it, known as Lazio. The tale tells…
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Eating Cacio e Pepe in Rome at Roscioli Salumeria has been an incredible experience. Not only the excellent Food was outstanding, but also the Location alone is worth any visit. A Feeling like you are eating at a Friends place, while actually, you are sitting in a deli, next to wine bottles, prosciutto thighs and…
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Usually, when visiting Cities, I tend to eat out. To get a vibe of the City, discover local specialities and usually also as I’m anyway outside and just grab a bite where ever I am. During my stay in Rome on one evening, I just didn’t feel like going out. Finding a good Restaurant in…
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Any Trip to Rome is a successful Trip. It is certainly impossible to visit Rome and have a bad time. So much culture, art, friendly people and not to forget amazing culinary delights. Yes, I have lost big parts of my heart to Rome. If you are planning a first-time visit to Rome, or are…
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One of the best locations for a Hotel is to be close to the City Centre, but still not in a busy or noisy area, and it should be easily accessible. nh Collection Hotel Cinquecento Rome combines all this, at an affordable rate. Once I arrived at Roma Termini Train Station, from Naples/Napoli, I did…
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Tiramisu, the Italian Dessert with Caffeine, lots of creams and cookies. If I could award a perfect Dessert, it will be Tiramisu. The best Tiramisu in Rome I had was at Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947. Even though it was raining I enjoyed a Seat in their covered outside sitting area, right next to a…
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It’s a must when visiting Rome for more than 24 hours, seeing the famous Colosseum in Rome. Built almost 2000 Years ago the Colosseum in Rome is still the largest amphitheatre ever built. Or what’s left after earthquakes, stone-robbers and just forces of nature. Constructed of concrete and sand the building progress started AD 72…
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Among other Attractions, the Colosseum and the Forum Romanum rank in the Top of the most visited sights in Rome. While the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon, the Villa Borghese Garden and many others are always free to visit, you have to pay an entrance fee for the Colosseum and the Roman Forum / Forum Romanum.…
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