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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 …
Rome: The Eternal City of Water and Fountains
Rome has always been a city shaped by water. From the ingenuity of ancient aqueducts to the splendor of Baroque fountains, water has been at the heart of its identity. Let’s dive into the fascinating history …
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 …
Savoring Artisanal Panettone in Rome’s Prati District
As the festive season approaches in Rome, it's the perfect time to indulge in one of Italy's most cherished holiday traditions: panettone. This sweet, dome-shaped bread, studded with candied fruits and raisins, is synonymous with Christmas …
Via Ottaviano: Rome’s New Pedestrian Boulevard Sparkles for Christmas
Via Ottaviano, a mere 100 meters from QuodLibet Bed and Breakfast and approximately 500 meters from St. Peter's Square, has recently undergone a significant transformation, becoming a pedestrian-friendly boulevard. This change enhances the experience for both …
The Renaissance Popes: Architects of Rome’s Transformation
The Renaissance era was a pivotal time for Rome, marked by an extraordinary transformation into a city of grandeur, art, and architectural splendour. This remarkable evolution was driven by the ambition, patronage, and sometimes controversial actions …
The Holy Doors and the Pilgrimage of the Seven Churches: A Guide to the Jubilee 2025
As Rome prepares for the Jubilee Year 2025, millions of pilgrims from around the world are expected to visit the Eternal City, eager to partake in its spiritual significance and long-standing traditions. This event, proclaimed by …
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 …
The Roman Baroque: A Journey Through Art, Splendor, and Spirituality
Rome is a city of layers, each one built upon the artistic and cultural achievements of its predecessors. One of the most visually stunning layers of Rome’s identity is its Baroque period—an era that transformed the …
The Lateran Pacts: A Turning Point in Modern Rome’s History
The Lateran Pacts, signed in 1929, marked the resolution of a long-standing conflict between the Italian state and the Catholic Church, often referred to as the "Roman Question." This agreement not only secured the Vatican’s independence …