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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Caracalla by Night
On the occasion of Rome’s annual Night of Museums, when museums and many cultural sites across the city open their doors after dark, I chose to visit a place I already knew quite well, but had never experienced in the evening: the Baths of...
From the Jewish Ghetto to the Theatre of Marcellus
Perhaps this is one of the places in Rome where I have passed, and still pass, more often than almost anywhere else.
Partly because I love this area: the Jewish Ghetto is one of the most beautiful and atmospheric corners of the city, with...
Santa Pudenziana: A Quiet Treasure in Monti
A few weeks ago, during one of my walks through Monti, i came across the Basilica of Santa Pudenziana almost by chance. It was closed at the time, so I could only look at it from the outside and promise myself that I would return.
This mor...
A Spring Surprise at Rome’s Municipal Rose Garden
This spring, almost by chance, I finally visited a place in Rome that I had always somehow neglected: the Roseto Comunale, Rome’s Municipal Rose Garden.
It is funny how this can happen in Rome. You may pass close to a place many times, kno...
Santa Maria degli Angeli: Where Ancient Rome Meets the Renaissance
Just a short walk from Rome’s main transport hub, near the imposing remains of the Baths of Diocletian, stands one of the most fascinating and unconventional churches in the city: Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri. Unlike most Roman ch...
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