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The River Tiber that flows through Rome is the world's cleanest river, at least for 56km of its 406km length, central Apennine river basin authorities said Thursday. "The Tiber is a clean river: if we only took the 56km stretch from Castel Giubileo (on the outskirts of Rome) to the mouths at Ostia and Fiumicino, the Tiber would be the cleanest rive...

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Paris, London, New York - sure they're all great sartorially speaking, but aren't you a little tired of the same old style tropes? If you're on the hunt for wardrobe inspiration bursting with color, class and flair, look no further than the romantic streets of Rome. And more specifically, the brilliant voyeuristic Instagram account Romans In Rome....

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For centuries travelers have visited La Piazza della Bocca Della Verità located just south of Rome’s busy center. The significance of this piazza is that the traveler can see in one-stop Rome’s many layers: from the Roman temples, Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Portunus, the Roman stone, La Bocca Della Verità located in the loggia of the sixt...

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The evolution of Rome’s great Colosseum is ever-changing. Once a battleground for the region’s fiercest yet poorest warriors, almost 2,000 years later, the same tunnels those warriors meandered are now open to the public. With the opening of the tunnels, which occurred back in June of 2021, Italy is trying to steer tourism in the right direction. A...

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The Romans certainly knew a thing or two about beautiful yet sturdy, long-lasting architecture: I remember thinking just that the first time I visited the majestic Pont du Gard, in the South of France – closer to where I am from than Rome itself – a colossal aqueduct built in the 1st century AD to carry water to Nemausus, the city today known as Nî...

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The best destination in the world for lovers of good food? It's Rome, at least according to the Travellers' Choice Awards 2022 of the famous online review portal.  On the podium there are London and Paris, followed by Dubai, Barcelona, Madrid, Sao Paolo in Brazil, New York, Bangkok and Singapore. Out of the top ten - in any case dominated by Europe...

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After months of work, Galleria Corsini in Rome reopens to the public with a unique exhibition celebrating a perhaps little-known artist, Plautilla Bricci. A silent revolution: Plautilla Bricci painter and architect, curated by Yuri Primarosa, condenses for the first time the artist's entire graphic and pictorial production. Daughter of an artist, P...

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With nearly three thousand years of history woven into and underpinning its urban fabric, Rome is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. What better place to reimagine the inclusive, interconnected, sustainable and shared urban model of the future than in the Eternal City? The 2030 World Expo is the perfect opportunity to exa...

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On January 22, 1944, under the command of Generals Alexander, Clark and Lucas, the Allies gave rise to Operation Shingle: a landing operation, in front of the towns of Anzio and Nettuno, during the Italian campaign in World War II. We remember the terrible moments that led to the liberation of our country from Fascism and Nazism, along with the uns...

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ITA Airways has opened new lounges at Rome Fiumicino and Milan Linate airports to enhance the customer experience on the ground. Additionally, the airline has launched a new online newsstand, which offers a contactless reading experience to passengers waiting for their flights in the lounges, and while onboard. The lounges at Rome Fiumicino and Mil...

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