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?

Spanish Steps from QuodLibet bed and breakfast Rome

The Paradoxes of the Jubilee in Rome: Why You Shouldn’t Miss Out

When people hear "Jubilee Year," many assume that Rome will be overwhelmed with crowds, making the city nearly impossible to enjoy. However, this assumption couldn’t be further from the truth. In reality, the Jubilee can be one of the best times to visit the Eternal City, thanks to a unique blend of enhanced infrastructure, a … Continue reading The Paradoxes of the Jubilee in Rome: Why You Shouldn’t Miss Out

A Winter Evening in Trastevere: Romance and Tradition

Rome is a city that captivates at any time of year, but there is something magical about a winter evening in Trastevere. The cobblestone streets, softly lit by golden street lamps, the aroma of roasted chestnuts filling the air, and the quiet hum of trattorias welcoming guests inside create a scene that feels like stepping … Continue reading A Winter Evening in Trastevere: Romance and Tradition

Visiting Rome in January: A Tranquil Winter Escape with Mild Weather

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

St. Peter's with the snow in Rome by QuodLibet bed and breakfast

Snowfall in Rome: A Rare and Magical Spectacle

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

Discover Rome in January: Serenity, Culture, and Comfort

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 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 December of Stories: Exploring Rome and Beyond with QuodLibet

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

Christmas Morning in Rome: Serenity, Beauty, and Warmth at QuodLibet

Christmas morning in Rome is a unique experience—a tranquil and almost magical time when the Eternal City rests under the soft glow of festive lights. Today, as the city awakens slowly, I began my journey from home to QuodLibet Bed and Breakfast, capturing the peaceful essence of a Rome that feels like a dream. A … Continue reading Christmas Morning in Rome: Serenity, Beauty, and Warmth at QuodLibet

The Christmas Tree Tradition at St. Peter’s Square: History, Symbolism, and Festive Cheer

Every Christmas season, St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City transforms into a magical scene adorned with a magnificent Christmas tree and a nativity display. This tradition, now beloved worldwide, carries a rich history, cultural symbolism, and a sense of unity. For visitors staying at QuodLibet Bed and Breakfast, located just a short walk away, experiencing … Continue reading The Christmas Tree Tradition at St. Peter’s Square: History, Symbolism, and Festive Cheer