QuodLibet bed and breakfast Rome
A charming small property in the center of Rome – QuodLibet bed and breakfast
Italy’s wine culture is renowned worldwide, and the region of Lazio—home to Rome—boasts a unique collection of wines that reflect its history, climate, and traditions. While Tuscany and Piedmont may grab the spotlight, Lazio offers a diverse and flavorful wine scene that is often overlooked. Let's explore some of Lazio’s best wines and why they’re … Continue reading Italian Wine Guide: A Taste of Lazio’s Best Wines
Rome’s breathtaking fountains are much more than decorative features—they are masterpieces that reflect the city's rich history and artistic legacy. From monumental showpieces in bustling squares to hidden gems in quiet corners, these fountains tell stories of ingenuity, faith, and beauty. Let’s embark on a journey to discover some of the Eternal City’s most iconic … Continue reading The Fountains of Rome: A Tribute to Water and Art
When you think of January, images of chilly weather and dreary skies might come to mind—but Rome defies expectations. January in the Eternal City is a hidden gem, offering fewer crowds, pleasant winter temperatures, and surprisingly moderate rainfall. Whether you’re planning a trip during the Jubilee Year or simply looking for a quiet, culture-filled getaway, … Continue reading Visiting Rome in January: A Tranquil Winter Escape with Mild Weather
Rome, the Eternal City, is celebrated for its timeless beauty, historical landmarks, and Mediterranean climate. Snow, however, is a rare visitor to this ancient capital, making each snowfall an extraordinary and unforgettable event. From historical records to recent memories, let’s explore the charm and intrigue of snow in Rome. How Rare is Snow in Rome? … Continue reading Snowfall in Rome: A Rare and Magical Spectacle
January is one of the best-kept secrets for experiencing the Eternal City. The magic of Rome takes on a quieter, more intimate charm during this month, offering a perfect blend of mild winter weather, fewer tourists, and the city’s renewed splendour following Jubilee Year restorations. Whether you’re exploring historic landmarks or enjoying the serene ambience … Continue reading Discover Rome in January: Serenity, Culture, and Comfort
New Year’s Eve in Italy is not just a celebration—it’s an experience deeply rooted in tradition, culture, and culinary indulgence. Known as the Cenone di Capodanno (literally, the "big dinner"), this festive meal is the centrepiece of Italian New Year’s Eve celebrations, and in Rome, it’s an occasion that blends ancient customs with modern flavours. … Continue reading New Year’s Eve Dinner in Italy: The “Cenone” Tradition in Rome
As the year edges closer to its end, we've spent the past month delving into the rich tapestry of Rome and beyond. From the twinkling lights of Christmas to the timeless tales of history, from culinary delights to hidden curiosities, our blog has been a journey of discovery—crafted to ignite your curiosity and deepen your … Continue reading A December of Stories: Exploring Rome and Beyond with QuodLibet
Our final day in Milan began with a leisurely stroll through the historic Brera District, a charming neighbourhood known for its artistic flair, cobblestone streets, and inviting atmosphere. From iconic art to breathtaking views, this day was the perfect blend of culture, spirituality, and Milanese flavour. Morning in Brera The Brera District embodies the soul … Continue reading A Three-Day Break in Milan: Day 3 – Art, Architecture, and a Touch of Tranquility
After a restful night at NH Hotel Collection Milano Touring, we began our second day in Milan with a delightful breakfast. Fueled and ready for the day, we set off on foot to explore the city at a leisurely pace, embracing both its modern flair and timeless elegance. Morning in the Fashion District We started … Continue reading A Three-Day Break in Milan: Day 2 – Strolling Through Elegance and Indulgence
Sometimes the journey is just as important as the destination, and for our trip to Milan, the adventure began behind the wheel. Leaving Rome in the morning, we drove through the picturesque Italian countryside, enjoying glimpses of hilltop towns and rolling landscapes along the way. The anticipation of arriving in Italy’s bustling fashion and cultural … Continue reading A Three-Day Break in Milan: Day 1 – Arrival and First Impressions