Diary of Rome for Curious Travelers
Mario MendittoA journey through Rome's history, culture, stunning architecture, food and just daylife, with insights from a local resident. From iconic landmarks to the hidden treasures, discover lesser-known attractions and secret spots that only a Roman would know.
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Santa Maria in Trivio: A Baroque Surprise Near the Trevi Fountain
During one of my recent walks through the historic centre of Rome with a friend, I happened to come across the Church of Santa Maria in Trivio, just a short distance from the famous Trevi Fountain.
We hadn’t planned to visit it, but the do...
Sant’Andrea della Valle: Look Up and Be Amazed
There are places in Rome that become so familiar that we almost forget to stop and truly appreciate them. The Basilica of Sant’Andrea della Valle is definitely one of those places for me.
Located along Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, one of th...
Santa Maria sopra Minerva: A Gothic Masterpiece in the Heart of Rome
There are some churches in Rome that I never get tired of visiting, no matter how many times I’ve been there. The Basilica of Santa Maria sopra Minerva is definitely one of them.
Located right in the heart of Rome’s historic center, just a...
Above the Spanish Steps, a Library Opens Its Doors
The Antica Biblioteca di Trinità dei Monti is usually closed to visitors, but it has recently reopened for the exhibition Hypothèse de lecture. I took the opportunity to visit, and I’m very glad I did. This feels like the beginning of a new...
A Roman Detour: Sant’Alfonso and the Beauty of an Unexpected Discovery
After a particularly intense period of work, I finally decided to take a few days off. And for me, having some free time in Rome means one thing above all: putting on comfortable shoes and going back to wandering around the city.
I actuall...
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