QuodLibet bed and breakfast Rome
A charming small property in the center of Rome – QuodLibet bed and breakfast
One of the standout features that sets QuodLibet Bed and Breakfast apart in the Prati district of Rome is our spacious open-air terrace. Just 20 steps above our guest rooms on the fourth floor, the terrace offers an inviting space where guests can enjoy a rich continental breakfast, unwind, and take in the view at … Continue reading The Charm of an Open-Air Terrace in rome at QuodLibet Bed and Breakfast
One of the first things guests notice when they step into QuodLibet Bed and Breakfast is the beautiful Singer sewing machine at the entrance—a cherished item that belonged to Nonna Lia, Gianluca’s grandmother, and dates back to 1930. This machine, with its intricate details and timeless design, is more than just a vintage artifact; it’s … Continue reading A Piece of History at QuodLibet: The Singer Sewing Machine from 1930
Few monuments embody the grandeur and mystery of ancient Rome like the Colosseum. Known worldwide as a symbol of Roman engineering and culture, the Colosseum has a fascinating history filled with intriguing facts and dramatic changes over the centuries. Here’s a closer look at the secrets behind this iconic structure. A Monument Built to Impress … Continue reading The Colosseum: history and Secrets of Rome’s Timeless symbol
At QuodLibet Bed and Breakfast, one plant has quickly become a star on our terrace: the Kalanchoe thyrsiflora. This remarkable succulent, with its vibrant, paddle-shaped leaves, has not only thrived in our city environment but also captured the admiration of our guests. Starting as a single supermarket purchase, our Kalanchoe thyrsiflora has spread across the … Continue reading Kalanchoe Thyrsiflora: A Thriving Succulent on the QuodLibet B&B Terrace
At QuodLibet Bed and Breakfast, each room tells a unique story. Among our rooms, the Ladina Room holds a special place in our hearts. Named after the Ladin-speaking Alpine valleys, this room reflects not only the stunning landscapes of Val di Fassa but also our love for these enchanting mountain regions. With warm Tyrolean-inspired furnishings … Continue reading The Ladina Room at QuodLibet: A Tribute to the Ladin Valleys and Alpine Heritage
In the heart of Roman cuisine, Cacio e Pepe stands out as one of the simplest yet most challenging dishes to prepare to perfection. Comprising only a few ingredients—pasta, pecorino cheese, and black pepper—Cacio e Pepe is both an emblem of Roman culinary tradition and a dish that demands precision. The Ingredients: Quality and Tradition … Continue reading Cacio e Pepe: The Quintessential Roman Dish
For those visiting Rome and staying at QuodLibet B&B, Italian culture, history, and traditions are often fascinating topics. A lesser-known but equally intriguing aspect of Italian life is the Italian school system, which has unique features compared to other countries. Here’s a look at how education works in Italy, from primary school to university, along … Continue reading Understanding the Italian School System: A Journey Through Education in Italy
In recent years, a lively community of parakeets has taken residence in Rome’s treetops, adding a splash of color and a chorus of chirping to the city’s green spaces. Known for their bright green feathers and noisy presence, these non-native birds have adapted remarkably well to Rome’s urban environment, thriving in the city's mild climate. … Continue reading The Parakeets of Rome: A Vibrant Newcomer in the Eternal City
The plane tree (Platanus acerifolia) is one of the most recognizable trees in Rome, lining many of the city’s grand boulevards and creating beautiful shaded avenues. With their distinctive bark, broad leaves, and expansive canopies, these trees are not only picturesque but also serve important environmental functions in an urban setting. A Brief History of … Continue reading The Plane Trees of Rome: A Living Part of the City’s Landscape
When talking about Italian pasta, it’s impossible to ignore the delightful gnocchi, a dish that has a rich culinary history across different regions of Italy. Though often associated with gnocchi di patate (potato gnocchi), the term "gnocchi" can mean something entirely different depending on where you are in Italy, and even its origins have interesting … Continue reading The Delicious Tradition of Gnocchi in Italian Cuisine