One of the projects that I always knew I wanted to complete was to write a modern guide to Rome. And since guide books tend to go out of date so quickly, I decided to create the Rome guide as an app and Discover Rome was born. The beauty of having an app means I […]
Author Archives: Natalie
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I was honestly not aware that there was such a thing as International Women’s Day until I moved to Rome. In Italy, March 8th is a holiday celebrated as festa della donna. While it is not a holiday that shuts down businesses or schools, it is pretty impossible to miss festa della donna. On March […]
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An Italian morning meal can be a bit of a disappointment if you stumble into the day blindly. Burnt espresso and a pre-made cornetto? Nope. No thanks. Better to know what to eat in Rome for breakfast – and exactly where to get it. Mornings in Rome begin with coffee, usually accompanied by a sweet […]
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I admit that it would not be fair to call Big Star a dive bar, because it is actually quite nice. But it is also extremely low key, with no frills and cold beer. Located away from most of the nightspots in Trastevere, Big Star also feels a bit more grown up. Rather than signs […]
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A calendar of curated March 2018 Events in Rome with suggestions about what to do, see, and eat this month in the Eternal City.
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Updated October 2022 Rome has two airports (Ciampino and Fiumicino). Of the two, Ciampino is smaller and mainly receives passengers who are traveling on budget airlines such as RyanAir. It is only 16 km (10 miles) from Ciampino Airport to Rome, however, it is not always easy to reach the city center. The two major […]
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Skip the tourist traps by drinking and dining at these seven restaurants near the Colosseum
Practical Information, Public Transportation, Rome
Fiumicino Airport to Rome: How to Get from FCO to the City Center
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Every way to travel between Fiumicino Airport (FCO) and Rome, including taxi rates, private transfers, buses, and trains.