Rome is a major European capital, with the traffic and urban congestion that comes along with being such an important Italian city. However, if you break away from the stone alleyways that wind through the center, there are plenty of little green corners to enjoy. Some of the best parks and gardens in Rome are […]
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Jun
Jun
There are few things I hate more than a bad meal. It is such a tragic waste of time, money and food. So if you are traveling to Italy for the first time, or even if you LIVE here, you probably want to be sure to avoid tourist traps whenever possible. Tourist traps abound in […]
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Jun
Jun
Oh, hello summer. So nice of you to finally bring the sun with you! And in addition to great weather, there are also some pret-ty special events in Rome in June. It is certainly high season in Rome (and here’s what to you can expect when you visit Rome), but the busy time tends to translate […]
An American in Rome is a blog created by Natalie Kennedy – a freelance writer in Rome, Italy. Natalie has been living in Rome since 2010 and started the blog that same year as a resource for what to see, do and eat in the Eternal City. She travels regularly and offers a platform for showcasing life beyond […]
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May
May
From tennis tournaments to art exhibits and street food: what to do in Rome this month.
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Mar
Mar
Oh hello, Spring. It is good to see you. While we begin to toy with the idea of putting our winter coats away, the longer days have brought plenty of April 2018 events in Rome. The month kicks off with Easter, which is a big deal in these parts. The main show will be at the […]
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Mar
Mar
From fried risotto balls to pizza sandwiches – here is the food to eat on the go in Rome.
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Mar
Mar
Regardless of when you visit, chances are you are going to need to find things to do in Rome on a rainy day. Even though the Eternal City is known for its gorgeous weather, Rome actually gets MORE rain than London! Rome averages 837.3 mm (33 inches) of rain per year, while London gets 583.6 mm (23 inches). […]