QuodLibet bed and breakfast Rome
A charming small property in the center of Rome – QuodLibet bed and breakfast
If people are fun of lights, of shopping, of Christmas decoration, and want to find a city with no crowds, then December is definitely the best period to come to 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
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 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
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
During the Christmas season, Rome transforms into a city of lights and traditions, with nativity scenes, or "presepi," adorning churches, squares, and museums. These representations of the Nativity are a cherished Italian custom, reflecting deep religious significance and artistic expression. The Tradition of Presepi in Italy The tradition of creating presepi dates back to 1223 … Continue reading Discovering Rome’s Nativity Scenes: A Journey Through Tradition and Art
The holiday season in Rome is marked by enchanting decorations, with Piazza di Spagna standing out as a focal point of festive splendour. In 2024, this iconic square is illuminated by a spectacular Christmas tree sponsored by Bulgari, blending the city's rich traditions with contemporary elegance. A Tradition of Festive Elegance Piazza di Spagna, nestled … Continue reading Bulgari’s Dazzling Christmas Tree at Piazza di Spagna: A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity
As Christmas approaches, Rome transforms into a city of sparkling lights, festive decorations, and breathtaking Christmas trees. These iconic trees, placed in the city’s most famous piazzas, are more than just festive symbols—they represent Rome’s unique blend of history, culture, and holiday spirit. For locals and visitors alike, these trees become focal points for celebration … Continue reading Christmas Trees in Rome: Tradition, Beauty, and Festive Cheer
No Italian Christmas is complete without a panettone on the table. This fluffy, dome-shaped sweet bread, filled with candied fruits and raisins, has become a symbol of the festive season, not only in Italy but across the world. But where does this tradition come from, and how does it compare to other Italian Christmas specialities, … Continue reading The Tradition of Panettone: A Sweet Slice of Italian Christmas
As Christmas approaches, Rome transforms into a city of sparkling lights, festive decorations, and profound spirituality. Just one month before Christmas Eve, the Eternal City begins to embrace the holiday spirit, offering a unique mix of religious significance, timeless beauty, and joyful celebrations. Whether you’re visiting to experience the religious heritage or to immerse yourself … Continue reading Christmas in Rome: Tradition, Lights, and Festive Magic
Via dei Condotti is one of Rome’s most famous streets, steeped in history and culture. Its name dates back to the 16th century, referring to the "condotte", or channels, that once brought water to the Campo Marzio area from the Aqua Virgo aqueduct. Historically, this street has been a hub for art, culture, and intellectuals, … Continue reading Via dei Condotti: Rome’s Iconic Shopping Street