QuodLibet bed and breakfast Rome
A charming small property in the center of Rome – QuodLibet bed and breakfast
Are you planning a trip to Rome? Still not sure about when, where, how long, what to plan in advance, what to leave for last-minute decisions, what to do in the city and around the city, and how to plan your broader trip in Italy? We are here, happy to help from our insider point … Continue reading Zoom sessions for travelers to Rome
An easy and delicious Roman specialty The Supplì (Also called Supplì al Telefono) is very easy to find very close to our bed and breakfast in Rome. It is a very good and common street food Italian Specialty, but very famous in Rome. Easy to prepare at home as well: just rise, mozzarella cheese ... … Continue reading Supplì – A Roman Speciality
From the Coliseum to the Domus Aurea, together with the Borghese Gallery There are a couple of must to be seen sights of interest in Rome that should be booked in advance: some of them because the reservation is mandatory, some of them because they are extremely busy (some sort of bottle necks of the … Continue reading Sights to book in Advance in Rome
The Etruscan Museum of Rome is located right at the edge of Villa Borghese Park, on the opposite side of the Pincio Terrace, on the so called Villa Giulia Area. The Museums, where are stored some of the most important repertoes from the Etruscan civilization (in Italian Peninsula before the Romans), is hosted in the … Continue reading Etruscans, if not in Rome, where? – Discover the Etruscan Museum
The so called GNAM (Galleria NazionaleArte Moderna) is the only Italian National Museum Completely dedicated to the Modern and Contemporary Art, located in Rome. In a city like Rome, where people mainly think about ancient art (mainly Roman and Etruscan) the Galleria Nazionale di Arte Moderna, together with the MAXXI (Modern Art from the 21st … Continue reading Modern Art National Museum – Rome
I Don't know why every time I see this Tram in Rome, the tram 19, I find it so fascinating. The reason is not clear to me at all. They are old (this Model of Tram called "Stanga", started to work in 1947), slow - sometimes with my bike I'm faster - and definitely not … Continue reading Rome Tram 19 – “A Streetcar Named Desire”
A walk along the Tiber from St. Angelo Castel to the Tiberina Island Walk through St. Peter’s Square to Borgo Santo Spirito, then from Piazza Della Rovere take Via della Lungara and reach Santa Maria in Trastevere. On Via Della Lungara you can decide to stop at Palazzo Corsini to see the Raphael Rooms, or to … Continue reading Walk in Rome from Vatican To Trastevere and Gianicolo Hill
Campo dei Fiori, the JEwish Quarter and The Capitoline Hill Here you have a very nice walking path that gives you the opportunity to walk along some of the nicest spots of the historic city centre of Rome: You will be passing through St. Peter’s Square, St. Angelo Castle and St. Angelo Bridge, Via Giulia, the market at Campo Dei Fiori (the … Continue reading From QuodLibet to St. John in Lateran passing through the Coliseum
This morning was the beginning of another rainy day of this very rainy November in Rome. We were in our water and wind proof terrace, waiting for our guests to come to have their breakfast. A bit later today since the atmosphere outside was inviting to stay a bit longer in bed. A cozy atmosphere … Continue reading Rainy day in Rome
Food Lovers, and people who want to find local, non touristy, everyday life spots with some strong character in it, should definitely pay a visit to the Trionfale Market in Rome, which is the biggest covered market in town (in the center of Rome). Trionfale Market is just 450 meters from QuodLibet bed and breakfast, … Continue reading Trionfale Market – Food Lovers in Rome