Visiting Buffet Bars in Rome for an Italian Aperitivo is an excellent idea because you can eat typical Roman food for a lower price and meet with your friends to discuss the latest news. Mainly, aperitivo (aperitif) is an Italian version of happy hour. The typical aperitif includes a drink and a buffet that you […]
The Pantheon is a former Roman temple that has now become a church. This area is one of the most popular for travelers since all the city’s main sites are reachable by foot. Moreover, no one still knows the exact age of the Pantheon. Therefore, it would be an excellent choice for your vacation to […]
Rome has plenty of places with Italian gelato or ice cream, which is considered the best in the world. It has less fat and less air and slowly melts in your mouth. Undoubtedly, you have to visit at least one of the famous gelaterias to find your favorite flavor because it is impossible to imagine […]
Domitian (Titus Flavius Caesar Domitianus Augustus) was Roman Emperor from 81 to 96 AD. His reign is notable for peace and stability but, at the same time, for fear and paranoia. He was the younger brother of Titus, the son of Vespasian, and the last representative of the Flavian dynasty. Early Life Domitian was born […]
Roman brunch is the best way to spend your weekend with family or friends and various dishes. The price of the unlimited buffet is from 16 to 30 euros. For Romans, it is a fusion of an Italian aperitivo with American dinner, but usually between noon and 4 pm. Mò Mò Republic Every Sunday from […]
Ponte district (rione) definitely differs from the ones described before. Throughout the years, the district served multiple purposes, from being typical Roman outskirts to being one of the most luxurious Roman neighbourhoods. For this reason, wandering through the streets of Ponte district is an enjoyable experience that enables you to see the layering of multiple […]
Parione is the VI rione of Rome, located in Municipio I. Its name exists from the area with huge ancient wall that most probably belonged to the Stadium of Domitianus. That wall’s nickname was Parietone (“big wall” in ancient Italian). History Named after the big wall that used to divide the district called ‘parietone’ by […]
Sant’Agostino is a Roman Catholic church in the piazza (square) of the same name, located near Piazza Navona. It is one of the first Roman churches built during the Renaissane. Moreover, adjacent to it is the Biblioteca Angelica, a library founded in 1605. History The construction of Sant’Agostino church was funded by Guillaume d’Estouteville, Archbishop […]
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