A new study from EMBL Rome scientists reveals a specific brain circuit involved in impaired sensory learning and behavioural adaptation in autism — paving the way for a deeper mechanistic understanding of the condition.| EMBL
See Rome like a local! Walk hidden streets, taste authentic food, and feel the city’s true heartbeat with insights from someone who lives it every day. #enjoytravellife #romelikealocal| Enjoy Travel Life
The names Caesar and Augustus have been known to me for as long as I can remember, from the Bible’s Christmas story to early world history texts with colorful illustrations of the Forum. Despite the long history of Rome, … Continue reading →| Reading Freely
IES Abroad Rome is looking for friendly households interested in hosting American university students for a semester from January 26th to May 7th (2026). Hosting is a wonderful opportunity to share Italian culture, practice English, and build lasting international friendships. Families receive a monthly contribution and full support from our local housing team. Make a difference in a young person’s life! To learn more or apply, please contact: agaffi@fondazioneies.it| Wanted in Rome
The Sabine women, who were kidnapped by the Romans, are remembered for bringing peace and prosperity to the city. The post Sabine Women: Peacemakers Who Shaped Rome appeared first on Margo Lestz - The Curious Rambler .| Margo Lestz – The Curious Rambler
For almost 1,000 years, Rome was a power to be reckoned with. However, its beginnings were modest and shaped by family feuds.| Margo Lestz - The Curious Rambler
The assignment for Dmitri Kessel was a straightforward one: capture images of Italy getting back to normal after World War II. His photos were part of a larger package showing how the Marshall Plan was helping to rebuild Europe. LIFE wrote in its 1948 report that, after the brutal war years, Europe was seeing a ... Read more| LIFE
Are you planning a trip to Rome? Stay tuned because today, we will tell you ten things you should avoid while travelling to Rome! Rome is a beautiful city with a rich history, but like any popular destination, there are certain things you should avoid doing while visiting. Don’t drive in Rome If you rent...| Travel Addicts Life
British qualified and experienced teacher of English Language and Literature is available to teach online evening courses. Experience in teaching all levels of Cambridge English Examinations, IGCSE and A levels, and SAT. If interested, please contact me by email: rgilbodydickerson@gmail.com| Wanted in Rome
Rome…where do we even begin? Like two days in Rome are definitely not enough time, if I had a month maybe it would be sufficient to really explore the city and every single ancient site there. But that’s all the days we had in Rome last November and the trip was short, but refreshing! So, ... Read more The post Two Days In Rome appeared first on Untold Europe.| Untold Europe
For Rent: garage in Central Rome near Pantheon| Wanted in Rome
The iconic cities of Italy have always captivated tourists. But the charm of this glorious destination goes way beyond the tourist-favourite towns like Rome, Venice, and Florence. Many of us think …| CastlesandTurrets
Learn how Pope Francis death will impact travel to Rome and the Vatican in 2025. Get tips and updates to plan your visit during this historic time.| Dream Plan Experience
Escape the crowds and take a day trip to Orvieto from Rome. A Orvieto day trip to see the Duomo and climb the Tower for panaromic views.| Dream Plan Experience
Gian Lorenzo Bernini was one of the main architects of the Rome that we know and love. Learn his incredible story and where to see his work.| Walks of Italy
Rhume, Rhum, Rome: here's your French Pronunciation survival guide!Last week, one of my students asked me why French words sometimes sound so similar that they could be siblings in disguise.And it reminded me of one of my favourite trios:un rhume [ʀym] → a cold (the illness)le rhum [ʀɔm] → rum (the drink)Rome [ʀɔm] → Rome (the city)See the […] The post Rhume, Rhum, Rome: A French Pronunciation Survival Guide appeared first on French Moments.| French Moments
Anyone who’s attended a college football or NFL game knows that the real party starts outside the stadium. Hours before kickoff, fans flood parking lots armed with coolers, portable grills, and bluetooth speakers to bask in the crisp autumnal weather, fill their bellies with burgers and beer, and mingle with fellow tailgaters. Some attendees might not even go to the game. They go for the food, drinks, and, above all, the camaraderie. But while the practice is inextricably tied to American f...| VinePair
Planning a trip to Rome and the Colosseum? Here's everything you need to know to make the most of your visit (including how to get your tickets).| Wheatless Wanderlust
Earlier this week it was announced that the Italian Ministry of Culture is planning to build a floor in the Colosseum. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the reaction from archaeologists and historians is a bit mixed. There is an understandable concern about the mechanisms of the floor and the impact on the structure. How the floor is integrated … Continue reading Floored| Pompeian Connections
Like most of the world, it has been an unusually long time since I was last able to venture out to visit a museum. As everyone has come so much more reliant on the digital world in the last year, quite a few museums are making more effort to make their collections available online and … Continue reading Exhibiting Roman Women Online| Pompeian Connections
Pizza, pasta, and more of Rome’s best meals, according to a local expert and long-time culinary guide.| Eater
5 fabulous days in Rome| Following the Rivera
Katherine Rinne— A Roman friend who spent his childhood near the Trevi Fountain says that when he was a boy in the late 1950s, the Trevi, and its piazza, was... READ MORE| Yale University Press
What’s the first thing you think of when you picture Italian food? If you’re like me, it’s probably going to have something to do with either pizza or pasta.| Wheatless Wanderlust
Scheduled for late August, the pilgrimage will bring priests, seminarians, and faithful of the Society to Rome, where they will pray the Rosary, celebrate a solemn Mass, and walk in procession to the Basilica of St. John Lateran to cross the Holy Door. In doing so, the group places itself at the heart of the most ancient expressions of Catholic communion, even as its canonical status remains unresolved.| ZENIT - English
Hey folks, Fireside this week! The new semester is starting up next week, so things may be a little more fireside-y than usual over the next few weeks, but I do promise we will get to the end of “Life, Work, Death and the Peasant” eventually. That said, since I am teaching Latin rather than … Continue reading Fireside Friday, August 15, 2025 (On Latin Pronunciation)→| A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
Patriotism’s relationship to history is bound to be complicated.| Law & Liberty
We visited Rome, Florence, and Venice in Italy, and spent three days in each. Instead of taking the tour bus, we took a high-speed train from city to city. Previously, I posted about Rome, Florence…| The Showers of Blessings
My top 10 favorite restaurants in Rome for the best cacio e pepe pasta. Trust me, I've eaten my way through hundreds of plates of this classic Roman dish.| The Italy Edit
The combination of the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica is quite possibly the most impressive collection of art in the world (the Louvre is the only collection I can think of that comes close in breadth and impressiveness). Now, I’m not saying it’s my favorite collection of art – I generally prefer museums that...| Wheatless Wanderlust
From romantic designer apartments to grand villas for large groups.| Gourmet Traveller
Escape Rome... for the day| Following the Rivera
Italy is at least as expensive as any other country in Europe. The post Why Is Italy So Expensive? appeared first on Leave Your Daily Hell.| Leave Your Daily Hell
By Katherine Marshall, IF20 Vice President – – – Relationships between governments and religious communities take diverse forms in different countries, ranging from virtual theocracies to those that are purposefully secular. A common feature nonetheless has been a focus on executive branches of governments. Thus an ambitious meeting on interfaith…| Viewpoints
Find the best budget-friendly neighborhoods in Rome – safe, charming, and close to all the action. Finding a budget-friendly place to stay in Rome that doesn’t involve bunk beds and shared bathrooms (unless that’s your thing) is no easy feat. But with a little local insight and a smart strategy, you can find a neighborhood... The post The 5 Best Budget Areas to Stay in Rome appeared first on Adventures of Ace.| Adventures of Ace
Hubby and I returned from Italy two weeks ago. It took me a week to get over the jet lag, but it took us no time to get back into our grandparenting’s life. The grandkids came for a sleepover…| The Showers of Blessings
Visiting the Eternal City with a little one? Check out this guide to visiting Rome with a baby, written by a local mom.| Luggage and life
In a chilling display of antisemitism, a poster featuring a Nazi soldier with a Star of David on his arm – instead of a swastika – was found at a busy Rome| www.israelhayom.com
Discover the art of slow travel in Italy, explore the best destinations, and embrace the Italian way of life. Start planning your perfect trip today!| Dream Plan Experience
Explore the complex relationship between the West and Islam, revealing psychological patterns influencing history and modern perceptions.| Traversing Tradition
Teddy Holt Represents Radius in Rome The post A Groundbreaking Two Days in Rome: Radius Group Reflects on a Successful ITC 2025 appeared first on Radius Group | Lifting Specialists.| Radius Group | Lifting Specialists
Last Updated on June 4, 2025 by admin Spring and summer in the Eternal City mean fruit and flowers, blooms and blossoms, and picnics in parks. What better way to enjoy the warm weather than from one of Rome’s most beautiful gardens? The gardens on this list offer both a... The post The most beautiful gardens in Rome appeared first on Luggage and life.| Luggage and life
In need of some green space in the Eternal City? Look no further than this guide to the best parks in Rome!| Luggage and life
Review of Masto a superb family-run restaurant in the trendy Testaccio district of Rome. Highly recommended. The post Masto (Testaccio, Rome): review appeared first on Luca's Italy.| Luca's Italy
Thinking about taking the leap and moving to the Eternal City? Congrats! Italy is amazing (duhh), and Rome is a wonderful city. Living in Rome doesn’t come without its quirks, though, so if you want to be prepared for daily...Read More| The Purposely Lost
As Peer Bork and Ewan Birney take up interim leadership of EMBL, the organisation announces additional changes in site leadership.| EMBL
It's now the sameness of places that make them unique.| Vagabond Journey – Around The World Travel
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Let me be honest—May is when Rome hits its stride. The tourist crush of summer hasn’t kicked in yet, the days are long, and the city feels like it’s quietly showing off. After almost 15 years of living here, I can tell you this is one of the best months to experience Rome—not just see [...] The post Top Things to Do in Rome in May 2025: Events, Festivals & Local Tips appeared first on An American in Rome.| An American in Rome
So many Rome regulars are trying to fill the Marigold-sized hole that was left when the beloved restaurant closed. One of the best contenders is Marzapane, which has been reborn once more. It is hidden in plain sight near Piazza del Popolo, and still somehow a bit off the classic tourist trail, which is part [...]| An American in Rome
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Planning your perfect one day in Rome itinerary? Whether you're here for a quick stop or trying to squeeze the most out of 24 hours, this guide will help you see the best of the| The Diary of a Nomad
Flying into Rome? Wondering how to get from Ciampino airport to the city center? Let’s take a look at all your options, from least to most expensive. How to get to Rome from Ciampino airport| Luggage and life
IKONO is an immersive experience near the Pantheon and is hosting a virtual easter egg hunt in Rome.| An American in Rome
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We live in an age of mythological proportions; animals that have been driven extinct are now being resurrected from the dead. There are, of course, moral implications… Read more "Romulus and Remus: Humans Playing Gods, Gods Playing Humans"| Myth Crafts
If there’s one thing I’ve learned after living in Rome for more than ten years, it’s that April has a way of waking the city up. Not in some poetic “springtime in the air” kind of way—but in the real, buzzing, street-full-of-life kind of way. The piazzas stay lighter later, the artichokes are still in [...] The post 17 Amazing Things to Do in Rome in April 2025 (Events, Festivals & Spring Highlights) appeared first on An American in Rome.| An American in Rome
Rome's oldest pharmacy| An American in Rome
March in Rome is pure magic. As winter fades and spring begins to bloom (yes, we have the first flowers on the trees!), the Eternal City comes alive. Whether you’re wandering through the ancient ruins to see historic reenactments, sipping espresso between throwing handfuls of confetti in the piazza, or catching a once-year-opening of a [...]| An American in Rome
The Testaccio neighborhood of Rome is full of excellent restaurants. Check out this local's list of where to eat in Testaccio!| Luggage and life
I finally arrive to a country that's subverted me for decades.| Vagabond Journey - Around The World Travel
Discover Rome's winter charm: cosy trattorias, silent streets & traditional festivities. This in-depth guide shows you the best of the city.| Travelling Jezebel
If you only have 3 days in Rome, you need to do some proper planning to get the most out of your trip. Here's the perfect 3 day Rome itinerary| Travelling Jezebel
Wondering where to stay in Rome? Check out this guide, with advice from a local for every type of traveler.| Luggage and life
When Litro announced it was closing last year, I felt a tug at the heartstrings: another former haunt bites the dust. Rome is usually slow to change, but we have watched a few favorite spots shutter over the years and it was a shame to lose a favorite wine bar. However, they announced in the [...]| An American in Rome
Explore Lazio, NIAF’s 2025 Region of Honor. Discover Rome and hidden gems like Tuscia during the historic Rome Jubilee 2025. Plan your trip to Italy now!| Live in Italy Magazine
I usually say that a trip to Rome is always a good idea. However, 2025 is the year of the Rome Jubilee. I want to make sure you know what to expect this year!| Our Little Lifestyle
Researchers in the Boulard group at EMBL Rome demonstrated for the first time that the catalytic activity of the OGT enzyme is essential for embryonic development.| EMBL
Wondering how to spend 4 days in Rome? This complete guide has everything you need to know to plan an amazing Rome itinerary - where to eat, stay, and explore.| Wheatless Wanderlust
If you’re familiar with traditional Italian coffee culture, you’re probably aware that getting coffee is a ritual that’s generally kept short. People don’t tend to linger over coffee for hours like we do in the US or elsewhere – meeting for coffee in Italy is more of a quick check-in... The post Remote worker friendly cafes in Rome: a guide for digital nomads appeared first on Luggage and life.| Luggage and life
My favorite thing is to go where I’ve never been. ~ Diane Arbus Welcome back! Some of you are still in the midst of the holidays and others are finished with them. In any case, I hope that yo…| P.A. Moed
Planning your first trip to Rome Italy? Check out these essential Rome travel tips from top family travel blog Marcie in Mommyland!| Marcie in Mommyland
With fairly equal parts of glee and trepidation I took myself off to the cinema on Friday afternoon for the first showing of Gladiator II. As more and more ancient historians see the film over the …| Pompeian Connections
Rome is covered in scaffolding right now. The city has been under construction for months, frustrating visitors and residents alike. Nearly every fountain, piazza, and monument has been subject to restoration- all in the name of the Jubilee. Pope Francis has declared 2025 a holy year, meaning the city can expect as many as 25 [...]| An American in Rome
Thinking of taking a taxi in Rome? Check out this complete guide on how to get one and how to avoid getting ripped off.| Luggage and life
Is the Pristine Sistine tour worth it? In this guide, we'll look at our experience with Walks of Italy and help you decide whether it's worth the premium.| Wheatless Wanderlust
Wondering where to find excellent specialty coffee in Rome? This guide - written by a nerdy home barista - has everything you need for great coffee.| Wheatless Wanderlust
In this guide to where to stay in Rome, I'll share the best areas and recommend good hotels for your trip in 2025.| Destination Well Known
Planning a trip to Rome, Italy? This travel blog post shares all of the Colosseum Tour options (and links) to help you pick the best Colosseum tour for you!| Our Little Lifestyle
Love a good ghost walk? Then check out this insider's guide to the best ghost tours in Rome, Italy. They are a fun and unique way to explore the city.| Girl With The Passport
Het is niet precies bekend wanneer er voor het eerst een kerk op deze plek werd gebouwd. Mogelijk was dit al in de twaalfde eeuw, maar zekerheid hebben we niet. In elk geval stond hier in de zestie…| - Corvinus -
Gnaeus Maricus Coriolanus is a hero of the early Roman Republic. So why is it that nothing was written about him until 200 years after he died?| Historic Mysteries
Nestled on the southern incline of the Capitoline Hill in Rome, the Tarpeian Rock stands… The post The Tarpeian Rock: Ancient Rome’s Gruesome Place of Death appeared first on Historic Mysteries.| Historic Mysteries
India is a land of constant reinvention. Through its history, cities have grown from the… The post Muziris: Phantom Lost City of Southernmost India appeared first on Historic Mysteries.| Historic Mysteries
Visiting Italy and wondering how to get to Rome? In this guide, you'll discover all the easy ways you can get to the eternal city.| Ready Set Italy
Get away from the tourist traps and enjoy the best hidden gems in Rome. You can use my free map to find the most unusual things to do in Rome.| Girl With The Passport
An amazing solo travel Rome guide with everything you need to know about traveling alone in Rome. Find the best things to do in Rome alone now.| Girl With The Passport
Wanna book a room inside one of the best Rome hotels with a view of the Colosseum? Then this guide is for you. It has 15 epic options for 2024.| Girl With The Passport
This family travel blog post shares everything you need to know about visiting St. Peter's Basilica, including the best St. Peter's Basilica tours and tickets!| Our Little Lifestyle
Wondering how to get to Rome from the airport? This guide lays out all the options for getting from both of Rome's airports to the city.| Luggage and life
Learn how to keep cool and avoid the crowds with these tips for visiting Rome in summer, from after-hours tours and evening events to free water refills and the city's lesser-known attractions.| On the Luce travel blog
What's the best way to get around Rome? It's subjective, of course, but check out my opinion as a 10-year resident of the Eternal City!| Luggage and life
Visiting Rome in December? Then read this expert guide on what to wear in Rome in December and the best things to do in Rome in December.| Girl With The Passport
The Sistine Chapel is one of the most famous painted interior spaces in the world, and virtually all of this fame comes from the breathtaking painting of its ceiling from about 1508-1512. The chapel was built in 1479 under the direction of Pope Sixtus IV, who gave it his name …Continue reading| ItalianRenaissance.org
The most famous section of the Sistine Chapel ceiling is Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam. This scene is located next to the Creation of Eve, which is the panel at the center of the room, and the Congregation of the Waters, which is closer to the altar. The Creation of Adam …Continue reading| ItalianRenaissance.org
This week marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Rome. For context, Rome had been under German control since 1943 and it was considered the heart of Fascist Italy during Mussolini’s rule. On June 4th, 1944, the US Fifth Army liberated Rome, following their success at the Battle of Monte Cassino. This liberation led …| Italy Property Guides
The BEST Day Trips From Florence - When visiting make sure to take at least one day trip from Florence! We're here to help you pick one!| Just a Pack
