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WINTER ALWAYS TURNS TO SPRING …

February 18, 2019 ♦

Food and drink, Holidays in Rome, Made in Italy, Piazza Navona, Rome Travel Guide, Stadio Olimpico

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Last winter days , spring is slowly knocking on the doorstep. MARCH in Rome will be a pocket full of events. Are you ready to live them with us? The month will open with the Carnival celebrations Carnival begins Thursday, February 28, 2019 and ends Tuesday, March 5, 2019. Saturday,…

RUGBY – SIX NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP 2019

January 30, 2019 ♦

Events in Rome, Holidays in Rome, International sports competitions, Rome Travel Guide, Sport race in Rome, Sports in Rome, Things to do in Italy, Things to do in Rome

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Rugby’s Six Nations Championship will lead off the dance of the sport events in Rome in 2019: The Tournament will begin on February 1 in France , with its first match in Rome on February 9: Italia v Wales This traditional rugby tournament is a yearly event in Europe…

#savethedate : Sunday 7 April – 25th Edition of Rome Marathon

January 11, 2019 ♦

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The most spectacular marathon will reach this year the 25th Edition. Still not registered ? If you sign up by the end of January, you can still do it at a reduced price. If you are an Affiliated athletic the costs are the following € 65,00 – within 31st January…

Epiphany in Rome // CULTURE AND TRADITION

January 4, 2019 ♦

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Thanks to the initiative #DomenicalMuseo over 480 museums, archaeological sites and monuments throughout Italy will be free for citizens and tourists So next Epiphany in Rome will be an opportunity to discover more about art and history Like every first Sunday of the month, entrancy to galleries, archaeological excavations and…

Liturgy of Christmas || Papal Mass in Rome

December 24, 2018 ♦

Castel Sant'Angelo, Christmas, Churches in Rome, History of Rome, Pope Francis, Popes, Public transport in Rome, Things to do in Rome

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Just a few hours are left to the Christmas celebrations held by Pope Francis. At 9.30 pm, the Pontiff will start celebrating the Christmas Eve Mass inside the Papal Chapel Tomorrow for Christmas, at 12.00 , the Pope will give the blessing “Urbi et Orbi” from the central lodge of…

Public Transportation in Rome from Christmas to New Year’s Day

December 17, 2018 ♦

Christmas, Contests in Rome, Events, fireworks in Rome, Holidays in Rome, New Year's Eve, Public transport in Rome, Religious festivity

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Here we are to give you some infos on metro, bus and railway transportation during the upcoming holidays. On Christmas Eve, the public service will stop for a few hours but it will be extraordinary prolonged in the afternoon of December 25th so to ensure as much as possible the…

A must-see : the Christmas Market of Piazza Navona

December 3, 2018 ♦

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The Christmas countdown has begun: just 3 weeks left ! The good news is that finally , after 3 years, the classical Christmas Market of Piazza Navona has reopened December 2nd, and will last until January 6th. You can’t miss it. It represents the Christmas spirit in Rome and you…

Jewish Ghetto in Rome

November 26, 2018 ♦

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The ghetto was projected to lock up and control the Jews minority in 1555 by Pope Paul IV on 14th of July The papal bull imposed economic and freedom restrictions to the jews . This oppression continued for 315 years until its abolition in 1870 (reunification of Italy). At present,…

Jackson Pollock and the school of New York

November 9, 2018 ♦

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From October 10th to February 24th. The Vittoriano Palace is hosting an exhibition of 50 works of the painter Jackson Pollock The artist is part of to the Abstract Expressionist avant-garde group of the New York School active in the 1950s and 1960s. Pollock is also known as ‘Jack…

Travel Tips – HOW TO MOVE IN ROME

October 17, 2018 ♦

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PUBLIC TRANSPORT Rome’s public transport net consists of three underground lines (A, B and B1, C), buses, trams and urban trains. TICKETS The same type of ticket is used for all transports: BIT: € 1,50 valid for 100 minutes from the very first validation. Please note: no more than one…