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The Art, Food and Wine Tour of the Castelli Romani by In Italy Tours is new for 2013 and runs just once, from 31st October - 7th November. The aim of the tour is to get you beyond Rome and enjoy a relaxed immersion in art, authentic roman cuisine, wine tasting and history. But not only, your trip ... -
Rome with Walks of Italy are cultural tours of the Eternal City and Vatican city. You can book online by following the links below. Here we indicate when and where the tours run and if they can be enjoyed as part of a group or privately. The basic price indicated includes all tickets and reservat... -
Walks of Italy tours of Rome and the Vatican are great cultural experiences. Book online by following the links below. Here we indicate when and where the tours run and if they can be enjoyed as part of a group or privately. The basic price indicated includes all tickets and reservation fees. ... -
Two Wedding Ceremonies in one day - a unique experience in Rome in July. The protagonist: a beautiful English bride, the setting: Rome, the Eternal city and the prestigious Hotel d’Inghilterra in the center of Rome. The secret of success: the great direction of Barbara Calò and Valentina of Infini... -
The Grand Hotel Terme di Stigliano is situated near the small hamlet of Canale Monteranno, about 10 kilometers north of the town of Bracciano near the famous lake. It offers a quiet alternative location for a meeting, conference or corporate event outside of Rome, but close enough to incorporate th... -
The Grand Hotel delle Terme di Stigliano is set in its own wonderful grounds in the Roman countryside and is a great choice for anyone seeking a spa break in Italy close to Rome. The Botanic Gardens of Stigliano are actually listed in a network called Grandi Giardini Italiani (Great Italian Gar... -
Fooxia is a new location in the Jewish Ghetto in Rome near Campo de' Fiori and is a space dedicated to art, food and events for large groups. It was opened by Fabio of 'Fabiolous Cooking Day' cooking lessons in Rome near the Spanish Steps, and Mazzano Romano Two years ago Fabio began with “Fabiolo... -
The 5 star Westin Excelsior Hotel located in Via Veneto, Rome, boasts over 10 dedicated spaces which can host any type of social and business event in absolute luxury. The venues are flexible and can cater for as few as five to as many 1000 guests in the Winter Garden, Borghese and Ludovisi rooms. ... -
The luxury St. Regis Hotel in central Rome offers a choice of 13 rooms to cater for any corporate or social event. The largest is the Sala Ritz which can host 540 guests for receptions, or up to 300 for a seated banquet in the original ballroom of the hotel which has now been restored with marble ... -
If you are looking to get married in Rome, then consider the Castelli Romani, or Roman Hills, just outside the capital. Tour operator Wine In Tour based in Frascati can organise your special day in either an elegant country villa or in a more rustic setting amidst the famous vineyards of the ... -
This food market tour in Rome is proposed by Walks of Italy and is located in and around perhaps the Eternal city's most atmospheric daily market, Campo de' Fiori. Traditionally frequented by chefs and cooks from local restaurants and family trattorie, where they source seasonal ingredients, your g... -
This unique proposal has been put together by Italian Dinner Family and is a wonderful way to discover a fascinating, and not often visited, corner of the Eternal city. Villa Torlonia and the grounds have recently been renovated to their old glory, as our images from summer 2012 demonstrate. You w... -
OZU stands for Officina Zone Umane and is a non profit association based near the small village of Monteleone Sabino in the heart of the Sabine Hills territory. Founded in 2005, this residential cultural and arts centre is the location for the development of creative ideas, exchange and innovative ... -
Italy Segway Tours were the first company in Italy to operate segway tours. A licensed tour operator you can enjoy their fun tours in both Florence and Rome, as well as Milan and Pisa. The Rome tours take in all of the Eternal City's most important ancient monuments and sites for a thorough itinera... -
Eating Italy Food Tours are mouth-watering Food Tours in Rome which take place in the Testaccio and Trastevere neighborhoods of the Eternal City. These zones are the historical gourmet heart of the city and still an obligatory stop for anyone interested in discovering authentic Roman cuisine. Both... -
That's Amore Restaurant is located just a few yards from the famous Trevi Fountain in central Rome. It is run by Fabio Bongianni who is also the inspiration behind Fabiolous Cooking Day for anyone wanting to plan an Italian cooking lesson during a stay in Eternal City. The restaurant can seat 60 d... -
The cooking classes offered by Fontana del Papa bed and breakfast near Rome are something else. The first cookery lesson took place in October 1998 and after 15 years now feature in the Top 10 list of Cookery Schools in Italy in National Geographic's book - Food Journeys of a Lifetime. The lessons... -
The panoramic Roof Garden Restaurant 'Les Etoiles' is situated on the 6th floor of the four star superior Hotel Atlante Star in central Rome overlooking the city and especially the Vatican and Saint Paul's Basilica. It offers a classical, but creative and innovative cuisine combining Italian tradit... -
The 4 star luxury Hotel Atlante Garden is situated in the heart of Rome only 10 minutes by foot from the Vatican City. It is also within easy reach of Navona Square and the Spanish Steps, one of the most famous shopping areas in the world. The hotel, together with sister hotel the Atlante Star, ar... -
The Hotel Atlante Star is a noted four star superior hotel in central rome offering stunning views of the Vatican City and Saint Peter's Square. We can go as far as to say that the 6th floor Roof Garden Restaurant 'Les Etoiles' of the Atlante Star has the best table view of Saint Paul's Basilica we... -
Palazzo Massimo alle Terme is located in central Rome across Piazza dei Cinquecento from Stazione Termini towards Piazza Repubblica. It was built 150 years ago as a copy of a noble residences of the early Roman baroque period. Today, it is part of the National Museum of Rome and houses some pricel... -
The original and fabulous open top bus tour by Frascati based Wine In Tour will take you on a panoramic wine journey in the Castelli Romani or Roman Hills near Rome. The 6 hour trip is part of a perfect day out for up to 14 people. You will be accompanied by an friendly expert guide for full day t... -
The Duke Hotel is four star Rome accommodation a short walk from Villa Borghese and located in a quiet area of the Italian capital. Just one stop on the Suburban North Line will take you to Piazza del Popolo and the heart of Rome's high fashion shopping district, as well as the nearby Spanish Step... -
The 4 star Grand Hotel Chiaia di Luna is located in an enviable and chamring position above the beautiful Chiaia di Luna bay on the island of Ponza. The ambience of the bay is a natural amphitheatre overlooking the sea towards the protected island of Palmarola and the harbour of Ponza, with the cen... -
If you are looking to take Rome day cooking lessons or a cooking class in Rome as part of your vacation or visit to the Eternal City, then we think we have discovered something very special. The private cooking lessons of Fabio Bongianni are held in a wonderful noble Palazzo a short walk from the ... -
Your Italian Dinner Family is Cecilia, Bruno and Emidio who invite you to their home in north Rome to taste homemade Roman dishes in convivial way. As Cecilia enthusiastically says "We don't offer a regular cooking course, but a dinner with the family, based on flavors, aromas and a lot of chat... -
This wonderful cooking vacation in the Castelli Romani or Roman Hills is a shorter break version of the full Rome food and wine tour put together by In Italy Tours. The emphasis is on learning to cook in the traditional way of the old Roman countryside with Maria and Sora Anna (pictured above) who ... -
Wine in Tour is the first Italian travel agency specializing in wine tours for business & leisure travellers and for anyone who loves and appreciates life and wine. 25 different types of wine experience all over Italy are offered on the website and many can also be tailored to your needs. Large gro... -
This original week long Rome cooking tour by In Italy Tours is located in the Castelli Romani, about 30 minutes from central Rome. It has been designed to allow the visitor to meet local people, dine with them, cook with them and see close up their daily life in the famous Roman Hills, not ... -
If you are considering a Rome shopping tour then make sure it includes the large showroom of Le Artigiane Arts & Crafts Store in via di Torre Argentina, a short walk from Largo Argentina towards the Pantheon. The shop is home to contemporary arts and handicrafts made by local artisans, strictly Mad... -
Wine in Tour is the first Italian network specializing in wine tours for business & leisure travellers and for anyone who loves and appreciates life and wine. Please choose from the following 3 day trip options in the Roman Hills near Frascati. OPTION ONE 2 hour wine tour in Latium for two peop... -
La Terrazza dell'Eden is the rooftop restaurant of the Hotel Eden in central Rome not far from both Via Veneto and the Spanish Steps. In fact, it is so perfectly located on the 6th floor of the hotel, the view from the top takes in all of Rome's famous seven hills and a breathtaking panor... -
Osteria St. Ana has been located at this address since 1968 in a 16th century building that once served as a storage house for the Borghese family and then later as a convent, The restaurant presents an intimate and interesting set piece for dining in Rome, particularly with the newly inaugurat... -
The Ristorante Doney can be found beside The Westin Excelsior Hotel in Via Veneto, Rome. It is an ideal place for a quick breakfast, brunch, aperitif, dinner, after dinner or just for meeting friends in the heart of Rome. Also consider the h>club doney for an aperitif. This innovative lounge... -
Vivendo is the restaurant of the 5 star luxury St. Regis Grand Hotel Rome, one of the very best accommodations in the Eternal City. Vivendo has received many important awards since its opening at the end of 2000, not least being twice nominated as the best in Europe by Zagat. High on desig... -
Fontana del Papa is a bed and breakfast and cooking school near Rome in the idyllic and charming countryside location of Monti della Tolfa. But this would be a understatement. It is, in fact, a wonderfully rustic home dating from the 16th century in what was, until 2000, an abandoned farmhouse ... -
Since 1906, the luxury Westin Excelsior Rome Hotel has hosted celebrities, statesmen and artists visiting the Eternal City. Not least because the hotel enjoys a prime location in the celebrated Via Veneto district of Rome, one time heart of the Dolcevita. Guests stay in 287 rooms. Of the 32... -
The St. Regis Grand Hotel is located near Piazza Repubblica in central Rome. The luxury hotel has recently undergone a meticulous $35 million restoration, but look closely at the ceiling of the main reception hall and you can still see homages to famous personalities of the Grand Tour such ... -
The Hotel Eden is luxury accommodation in central Rome for an elegant stay with fine dining in the Italian capital. The Hotel Eden is in the enviable postion of being just a very short walk from both the famous and sophisticated Via Veneto and the equally famous and stylish Via Condotti, itself not...
A selection of off the beaten track itineraries from the region of Rome and Lazio. Highlighted below are our latest and last updated articles while all are listed in the right column with links.
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Galleria Savelli, Vatican City Religious Shop
The prestigious Savelli name belongs to an old Roman family who features four Popes among its ancestors: Benedict II, Gregory II, Honorius III and Honorius IV. With its religious goods stores offering a broad range of handmade artistic products, Savelli Arte e Tradizione has grown to become the leading producer of religious articles in Rome since Lorenzo Savelli Senior opened his first store just off Saint Peter’s Square in 1898. As well as religious articles and icons, you will find Vatican souvenirs and gifts and evne a mosaic art gallery and small workshop. The passion and care for the business has…Last modified on 30 July 2012
Tivoli and Villa d'Este
It was perhaps the Siculi who founded the first settlement here on the high plain of the River Aniene around 1000 B.C. It was such a nice place a colony of Greeks fleeing Troy made it their home, naming it 'Tibur' after one of the sons of the original immigrants. It soon caught the eye of well heeled Romans from the 4th century B.C. who considered it an excellent spot for their holiday villas and temples, culminating in Hadrian's huge retirement home 6 km from the present day town. Always faithful to Rome, Tivoli remained autonomous within the Holy Roman…
Discover Trastevere
Just as Italy is divided into regions, provinces and comune etc, the city of Rome is similarly compartmentalized, this time by 'Rione' or neighborhoods. The Trastevere area across the River Tiber is correctly called "trans tiberim" and is Rione number XIII. It is also the largest of all the rione of Rome and you can tell where you are if you keep seeing the motif of a lion's head on a red background.
Subiaco along the River Aniene
Subiaco is located in the Aniene Valley inside the Natural Park of the Simbruini Mountains. You may not know exactly where that is, but its just 60 km from Rome, towards Mount Livata. Roman Emperor Nero built his own prestigious villa here together with two artificial lakes created from the waters of the river. The legend says that the slaves who worked on it also founded the town of Subiaco. A few centuries later, Saint Benedict arrived. The year was 480AD and he stayed here for three years as hermit in prayer and solitude inside a grotto of Mount Teleo.…
Province of Rome itinerary
The city of Rome actually sits in the Province of Rome, which is not so surprising. But to give you an idea of the towns and localities present in the territory just consider Frascati, Anzio, Bracciano, Ariccia, Tivoli and Castel Gandolfo. The historical significance of this area cannot be underestimated. For example, Velletri was one of the ancient world's most important strategic locations. It was here the Appian Way intersected with all routes to the south. It was fought over for years by the Volsci and Romans. Who knows what would have happened if the former had been victorious.
Origins of Rome - part 3
What is the origin of the city of Rome and its name "Roma"? ... And who were the Romans? Many stories about the contacts between the Aegean world and the ancient Latin world make reference to the migration towards the latter which occurred before the first Arcadic immigration and therefore between the 13th and 12th centuries B.C., right around the time of the Trojan War, which was in 1180 B.C. In that time, the late Bronze Age, the Italic peninsula was the destination of various migrations originating from the Aegean-Anatolian area, by the Indo-European speaking populations, like the Arcadians of…
Etruscan Itinerary from Rome
There has been a noticeable increase in interest over the last few years towards the people who once populated the greater part of Tuscany and northern Lazio - the Etruscans. At first glance they seem to have played just a minor role in classical history, keeping the fields tilled until the inevitable arrival of the Romans, but the more you read the more you discover that this superstitious people were fundamental for the path Roman life and culture eventually took.
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Lazio Region Articles
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Rome & Lazio Recipes
• turkey polpette • oven porcini mushrooms • fried-broccoli • how to cook an artichoke • squid with peas • puntarelle salad • fried artichokes • spaghetti aglio olio • pasta alla gricia • roast lamb • ancient roman garlic cheese • oven potatoes • roman artichokes • timballo di maccheroni • etruscan rabbit • etruscan beef • chicory • oven asparagus • sweet corn flan • strawberry ice cream • ancient roman cheesecake • pigna easter cake
Roma & Lazio Food and Wine
• ciociaria meal • sabine hills olive oil • wines of cerveteri • origins of amatriciana pasta • perfect cappuccino coffee • queen of roman cooking • traditional christmas dinner • very first pasta • roman food sayings • wine of roman hills • ancient roman food today • roman jewish cuisine • pecorino cheese from amatrice • marino wine festival • vetralla porcini mushrooms • best cheese in lazio • classic roman dishes • vino novello wine • ancient roman wine
Rome & Lazio Itineraries
• lanuvio & lake nemi • sabine hills • medieval towns near rome • castelli romani places • nativity in lazio • etruscan itinerary • tuscania • story of the etruscans • sabine hills • abbey of casamari • farnese itinerary • road to latina • ostia antica • walk the appian way • discover trastevere • via margutta • vatican mosaic school • ancient roman armour • piazza navona at christmas • auditorium parco della musica • alternative rome museums • aventine hill • ara pacis • eur • villa borghese • spanish steps • caravaggio in rome • vatican museum visitor information • childrens guide to rome • ponte milvio • rome catacombs • fields of mars • river tiber • origins of rome • origin of saint valentines day • la tuscia • rieti • trastevere itinerary • colosseum • from piazza venezia • rome on your own • ancient latium • roman hills route • farfa abbey • montecassino • sperlonga • grotto of tiberius • prenestina • montefiascone • ciociaria • nemi • lake bracciano • nemi strawberry festival • tivoli and villa d'este • gaeta • genzano • sutri • acquapendente • gulf of gaeta • province of rome itinerary • terminillo • monteleone museum of ancient roman life • wine routes of alta tuscia • via francigena
Roma & Lazio Handicrafts
• zampogne • local tivoli costume • vatican mosaic school • savelli rome mosaic art school • art studio cafe • galleria-savelli-vatican-city-religious-shop