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Woman standing with arms outstretched inside a bright installation of hundreds of small, colorful hanging pieces in a tall, sunlit gallery space.

Is the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Worth Visiting? My Honest 2026 Review

This article about visiting the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea in Rome (GNAMC) is inspired by the…

The sculpture of Saint Teresa about to be hit by the arrow of the sacred Angel. It is kept inside a church in Rome, Italy.

10 Hidden Churches in Rome Most Travelers Miss

This article explores one of my favorite topics: the hidden churches of Rome that most tourists never get…

Mural on a building in Rome depicting the realistic and delicate face of a young girl. The artwork is framed by green trees and located in a residential neighborhood, with other buildings visible in the background and a few cars parked along the street.

Rome Street Art Tour Revealed: a Unique Experience in Rome

The Rome Street Art Tour Not Only Exists but Is a Unique Experience in the Eternal City. I’ve…

The Temple of Portunus is a stunning example of Roman architecture, located in the Forum Boarium near the Tiber River. This well-preserved temple, dedicated to the god of keys and harbors, features iconic Ionic columns and a rectangular design, showcasing the elegance and engineering prowess of ancient Rome.

Top 10 Half-Day Tours of Rome: A Local’s Must-Do List

This post includes my recommendations on which half-day tours of Rome are genuinely worth your time. As someone…

A woman in a straw hat and red dress smiles while standing in a vibrant, green park. The background features a historic building with intricate details and various trees and plants, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere on a sunny day.

16 Most Beautiful Free Parks in Rome From a Local

In this article, I will take you through 20 best public parks in Rome. These green spaces that…

"Conversion on the Way to Damascus" by Caravaggio: A powerful depiction of Saul's (later Paul) divine encounter, with a heavenly beam illuminating his astonished face as he lies on the ground, his sword cast aside, symbolizing his submission and imminent conversion. The painting is keps in the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo in Rome's Piazza del Popolo

Locals’ Guide to Discovering Stunning Baroque Art in Rome

In this post, I’ll take you on a journey through Baroque art in Rome. Among its many eras,…

View of Pincio Terrace in Rome overlooking Piazza del Popolo: this scenic vantage point offers a glimpse of the lush greenery of Villa Borghese gardens and the prominent white marble terrace with people enjoying the panoramic views of the square below.

Watch These Movies Set in Rome to Inspire Your Epic Trip to the Eternal City

If you’re in love with Rome or have a passion for Italian culture, you can’t miss these movies…

The image shows the Contarelli Chapel in the church of San Luigi dei Francesi in Rome. This chapel features a triptych of paintings by Caravaggio, each depicting scenes from the life of Saint Matthew.

The Churches With Caravaggio Paintings in Rome (By a Local)

In Rome, there are three churches that display Caravaggio’s paintings. These places are among the best-hidden treasures in…

This photo offers a clear, vibrant view of the Roman Forum, the epicenter of ancient Rome's public life. The bright blue sky creates a stunning backdrop for the array of classical ruins. Prominent in the center is the Church of Santi Luca e Martina with its distinct Baroque dome, standing alongside the ancient architectural remains. To the right, the partially standing Temple of Saturn with its iconic eight remaining Ionic columns and frieze crowns the scene. The view encapsulates the historical layers of Rome, where centuries of architectural development coexist in harmony.

“Rome from Above: Top Panoramic Views to Take Your Breath Away”

One of my favorite things to do when visiting my city is observe the city from above. It…

A bustling summer festival under a sign that reads "LETTURE D'ESTATE," which translates to "Summer Readings," is set amid the leafy greens of a city park. Stalls lined up under white tents await eager visitors, offering books, games, and a spot for relaxation in the cultural heart of Rome. This venue encapsulates the spirit of community and learning that is celebrated in the city's seasonal festivities.

Best Things to Do in Rome in Summer (From a Local)

Summer in Rome is not just a season; it’s a vibrant experience that transforms the eternal city into…

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