Created by director Fernando Meirelles (City of God, The Constant Gardener) and award-winning screenwriter Anthony McCarten, The Two Popes was one of the biggest breakout films of 2019. It went on to win several accolades, including the Hollywood Screenwriter Award for the sometimes […]
Tis’ the season to be jolly, especially if you’re spending New Year 2020 in Rome! Read on to find out how you can kick off your Roman New Year in style.
It’s the time of year again when delicious roast dinners deck tables up and down America, but where can you go to celebrate Thanksgiving in Rome? We at Walks Inside Rome have written this article to give you some inspiration for […]
Winter in Rome (5 things to do) Winter in Rome is truly magical. Free from the often oppressive heat of the summer months, the Eternal City takes on a new lease of life. As the sun sets ever earlier, Christmas […]
Everybody knows Rome for the Vatican and the Colosseum, but Roman cuisine, or ‘la cucina romana’, is one of the Eternal City’s most surprising discoveries. Based around simple, understated ingredients sourced from the local surrounding area, it boasts such household names […]
The scent of sunscreen fills the air, scoops of ice cream dripping on the sidewalk, and throngs of flip flops smacking their loosely-attached heels down the street–summer has arrived. We all need a summer vacation, and for most the ideal vision is a lounge […]
As the daughter of an archaeologist turned art historian, having an appreciation for the arts was nothing short of non-negotiable while growing up. After spending much of my childhood being led through museums, exhibitions, and archaeological sites, it’s not terribly […]
At Rome Cooking, our cooks often ask us whether fresh pasta is superior to dried pasta. It is a common misconception that fresh pasta is ‘better’ than dried pasta but the truth is they have different functions. A plate of […]
Coming to Rome for a limited time and wishing there was a way to spend your time learning about Italian art and food – all in a day? Walks Inside Rome, from cruise ship to cobblestones, proudly offers unique […]
Seen somewhere on a scale between a slightly troubled artist and a downright dangerous criminal, Caravaggio’s talent was nonetheless monumental. Born Michelangelo Merisi in 1571, this “Bad Boy of Baroque” adorns Rome with an unparalleled collection of breathtaking masterpieces. For those […]
