QuodLibet Journeys: Discover Italy Beyond the Obvious

Travel is not just about moving from one place to another.It is about understanding places, people, rhythms, and stories. With QuodLibet Journeys, we are starting a new way of welcoming our guests: a travel experience designed for those who want to go beyond the obvious, beyond standard tours, and beyond postcards. This project grows naturally … Continue reading QuodLibet Journeys: Discover Italy Beyond the Obvious

Overtourism in Rome, A Reality?

The term overtourism often brings to mind crowded streets, endless queues, and a city overwhelmed by visitors. It is a real issue in many destinations across the world. But does it truly define Rome? We believe the Eternal City, precisely because of its extraordinary richness and vastness, tells a very different story. The Jubilee as … Continue reading Overtourism in Rome, A Reality?

A Cup from Down Under: How Our Guests Are Building a Global Mug Collection at QuodLibet

At QuodLibet, we believe that every journey is made more memorable by the little things — a warm welcome, a perfect cappuccino, and yes… a mug that tells a story. This lovely mug, depicting the iconic Australian kookaburra, was kindly gifted to us by a guest from Australia. It’s more than a beautiful souvenir — … Continue reading A Cup from Down Under: How Our Guests Are Building a Global Mug Collection at QuodLibet

New Year’s Eve Dinner in Italy: The “Cenone” Tradition in Rome

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

A Three-Day Break in Milan: Day 3 – Art, Architecture, and a Touch of Tranquility

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

A Three-Day Break in Milan: Day 2 – Strolling Through Elegance and Indulgence

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

A Three-Day Break in Milan: Day 1 – Arrival and First Impressions

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

The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Divine Love: A Spiritual Haven Outside Rome

Located just outside Rome, the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Divine Love (Santuario della Madonna del Divino Amore) is a profound testament to faith, miracles, and devotion. This sacred site has been a cornerstone of Roman spirituality for centuries, attracting pilgrims from around the world. Its unique history, filled with tales of divine grace and … Continue reading The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Divine Love: A Spiritual Haven Outside Rome

Casamari Abbey: A Journey into History, Spirituality, and Italian Heritage

The Abbey of Casamari, located in the province of Frosinone, stands as a remarkable example of Cistercian Gothic architecture in Italy. Founded in 1203 and consecrated in 1217, the abbey was built upon the ruins of the ancient Roman municipality of Cereatae, dedicated to the goddess Ceres. The name "Casamari" derives from "Casa di Mario," … Continue reading Casamari Abbey: A Journey into History, Spirituality, and Italian Heritage

A Month of Stories: Exploring Rome and Beyond with QuodLibet

Over the past month, our blog has taken readers on a journey through the many facets of Rome and Italian culture. From historical insights to culinary delights and unique travel experiences, we've curated content to inspire your next trip and deepen your appreciation for the Eternal City. Here’s a thematic summary of what we’ve covered: … Continue reading A Month of Stories: Exploring Rome and Beyond with QuodLibet