Info about accomodation in Rome, interesting, fun and conteporary news of the city My name is Michele, I adore my city (Rome) where I was born and raised.
I then left Italy to travel the world for several years and finally came back to Rome where I find my destination, steady work and my family. I promote a small but select number of apartments, studios, penthouses in the heart of Antique Rome. The right quality of the flat, the price, and my assistance during the entire journey is the first sign that everyone notice after few hours. The result of e
xperience achieved is a great satisfaction to me and to my traveling clients. In fact, they appreciate my job, my services and while at the same time, they enjoy their Holiday in the properties. The difference between NiceFlatInRome and other is the seriousness in business, the quality of the services, the kindness of the personnel. In addition, the availability when it comes to solving problems related to the vacation in our flats, is today - a big advantage. Our slogan that we are working daily to maintain is “ THE ART OF HOSPITALITY”
For your next trip to the Eternal City (or for those of us that prefer to do as the Romans do from the comfort of our own kitchen) here is a list of the top 9 typical Roman dishes. If you don’t know where to eat in Rome, then this top 9 list is for you!
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BREUGHEL IN ROME!
The Chiostro del Bramante welcomes the exhibit "Brueghel: The Marvels of Flemish Art" until June 2nd, 2013. A unique occasion to admire the masterpieces of an entire dynasty of exceptional talent that expressed itself between the 16th and 17th Centuries, "Marvels" retraces a 150-year tract of familial and pictorial history.
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Garbatella area: a really special place in Rome!
This entire neighborhood was built by the city in the 1920's as primarily public housing. It was mostly built in the Rococo style and each building was built to have its own garden or central area inside of it, like a large courtyard to provide space for its residents to get together.This is one of the many gems nestled within the city. You get lost walking http://bit.ly/14wgSU8
Walking inside Trastevere area!!
The heart of Trastevere is Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere, a pedestrianised square piazza lined with restaurants and pricey bars, faded palazzi, and the church of Santa Maria in Trastevere. The steps surrounding the pretty central fountain are a popular hang-out spot for a non-typical crowd (watch out for unwashed jugglers). Heading up the lane to the right of the church, and... http://bit.ly/13gsIRp
TOURIST INFORMATION OFFICES
You'll find them all over the city of Rome. Quite often, in the form of little green kiosks that litter the historical centre of Rome, that are staffed by friendly and very helpful people. Collect your map and additional info about Rome's events...it is freee!!!!
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Internet cafes in the heart of Rome
Visitors to Rome often wonder where they can go to access free wi-fi. Rome isn’t necessarily set up like places that have a Starbucks culture but here's a list of hotspots in the city center of Rome: http://bit.ly/17xm2Oi
Do you want to improve your Italian?
You will be guided by a mother-tongue and experienced Italian teacher and the level of the group will be advanced, so if you already speak a good Italian but you like the perfection, this is the perfect opportunity! We look forward to meeting and learning with you! http://bit.ly/ZsiNQK
Summer is arriving!! Rome's Most Convenient Beach
Romans often say that the beaches near Rome just aren't that nice but after visiting Santa Marinella, I beg to differ.
Is a small town 60km north of Rome. The beaches here tend to be far less crowded than the ones at Ostia. Santa Marinella can be reached by train (35 minutes) as well as by bus from Rome (almost 1 h).
The beach at Santa Marinella, a seaside comune just outside the city, has a couple of things going for it. First off, it's free. Although that might sound odd if you haven't sunbathed in Italy before, most other beaches cost you.
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Wi-Fi in Rome's Public transport company ATAC!!
Rome-based public transport company Atac has launched a trial of its Atac Wi-Fi project, which aims to provide a free internet connection to its passengers.
Currently, more than 60 access points – identifiable by the AtacWiFi logo can be found on 20 trams http://bit.ly/10Ldzn6
It is that time of year again – the time when Northern Rome’s Stadio Olimpico gets even more crazy than usual as the city’s two teams face each for ‘right to represent the city of Rome in Italy.’ Being one of the greatest derbies in football, this game is marked by a huge turn-out, excitement…and occasionally violence. http://bit.ly/12yy6if
Sunday market in San Basilio Rome!
“We aim to keep the market simple, by allowing only real junk dealers, who have emptied cellars, attics and garages that have not been touched for years and can be full of interesting objects. This way we have created a group of loyal visitors, who are at the market every week.” The organizer of the market declaired.
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Rome: April 7th 2013,walking Tour in RIONE REGOLA!!!
Regola is the VII rione of Rome. The name comes from Arenula, (the name is present in the modern Via Arenula) that was the name of the soft sand (rena in Italian) that the river Tiber left after the floods, and that built strands on the left bank.
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TIZIANO for KIDS
The Scuderie del Quirinale organize a series of workshops, entitled Tono Su Tono, for children aged seven to 11 in conjunction with the exhibition on Titian (1480-1576).
from 9 March to 16 June 2013
Sat, Sun 16.00-18.00.
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SINEAD O'CONNOR live concert in Rome
Sinead O’Connor has chosen to call her latest concerts the Crazy Baldhead Tour.
The funny name demonstrates the shaven-headed Irish star’s unadorned honesty. She’s often caricatured for her outspoken views and erratic behavior. Notoriously, she ripped up a photograph of Pope John Paul II on television. More recently she has been open in discussing her bipolar condition.
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Nearly 70 years after Benito Mussolini's death, new images and video of what the Italian media are calling Mussolini's last bunker have emerged, revealing a hideaway underneath the dictator's Palazzo Venezia headquarters in Rome.
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Earth Hour is a global WWF (formerly known as World Wildlife Fund) climate change initiative.
It is an eventthat aims to create awareness of people taking responsibility towards a sustainable future by turning the lights off. Millions of people around the world switch off their lights for Earth Hour at 8.30pm (20:30) in their local times on the last Saturday of March each year.
In 2013, Earth Hour occurs one week earlier, on March 23. Here in Rome the focus this year will be on Piazza di Spagna where the comedians from the Ottovolante programme on Radio2 Rai will entertain the crowds from 19.00 leading up to the switching off of the lights at 20.30.
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Today in Rome:Charlotte Rampling open her secret album "Women in Photography"
The world has always surrounded Charlotte Rampling in an aura of mystery best reflected in her legendary eyes and their own enigmatic gaze on the world. She has left her mark on screen, stage and song and now Charlotte Rampling reveals the various and very personal aspects of a life-long interest in Photography.
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Daytrip from Rome : Villa d'Este, a paradise to discover!
Villa d’Este, masterpiece of the Italian Garden, is included in the UNESCO world heritage list. With its impressive concentration of fountains, nymphs, grottoes, plays of water, and music, it constitutes a much-copied model for European gardens in the mannerist and baroque styles.
The villa was built by Cardinal Ippolito d'Este (1509-1572), son of Lucrezia Borgia and Alfonso I Duke of Ferrara, and grandson of Pope Alexander VI.
You can get a train on the Roma-Pescara Line from Rome's Tiburtina station to Tivoli. It takes about a half hour. Then you'll hop a shuttle bus to the town center and Villa d'Este.
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CIAO ROMA, GOLDEN GALA, 6TH JUNE 2013
After his victory, Bolt paraded around with the Jamaican flag, accepted a hug from Gay, soaked in some more applause.
"I always perform well in front of the Jamaican fans. They're so loud," he said. http://bit.ly/15zTP5P
The best 4 Rome's "OPEN AIR MARKETS"
While Rome pulsates with history, vistas, art and architecture, another way to experience the exuberance and vitality of this city is through her foods and people. Italians are the most joyously fed people on earth, and every morning in outdoor food markets across the city, small vendors enact the market scenes that industrial-scale distribution has yet to suppress.
Here is the best top 4 Rome's Open air.....http://bit.ly/11kekmv
The Leonardo da Vinci Machines Exhibition in Rome – The genius and his inventions – celebrates the universal genius of Leonardo da Vinci by presenting about fifty full scale machines: flying machines, like the precursor to the parachute, a bicycle, a hydraulic saw, and many other inventions.
What a genius! Macchine di Leonardo is definitely worth seeing! They are fully operational and they can be touched and set in motion. The exhibition takes you inside the mind of a genius.
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The Simply Red frontman Mick Hucknall takes his solo tour "American Soul" to Rome's Auditorium Conciliazione on 19 March 2013.
The former frontman sings songs that have influenced him throughout his career, such "You Make Me Feel Brand New," and "If You Don't Know Me By Now."
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The Simply Red frontman Mick Hucknall takes his solo tour "American Soul" to Rome's Auditorium Conciliazione on 19 March 2013.
The former frontman sings songs that have influenced him throughout his career, such "You Make Me Feel Brand New," and "If You Don't Know Me By Now."
http://bit.ly/11e0pSE
Weekend of dancing in Rome: the best DJs entertain your brains and bodies!!
Want to shake your ass in the Eternal City but don’t know where and when? Let’s have a quick review of the best night & dance events of Rome from today
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Do you like the tradition of Roman local cuisine?
Do you love Puntarelle, Picchiapo', Fiori di Zucca and more?
ROMANESCO the local food festival is finally arrived in Rome.
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If tea is your passion you have to try this place...It seems that time stands still and you can find a bit of calm.
Spend your tea break in the heart of Trastevere, few steps far from the famous Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere.
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Rome celebrates 50 years of 'The Japanese Cultural Institute'.
A series of exhibitions, theatrical shows, conferences and film festivals is bookended by two major opening and closing events defining the breadth of the institute’s cultural activities.
From March 26 it will open its gardens....Free visit, booking recommended!!!!!!!!!!!!
For more info..http://bit.ly/WEbQkS
Hendrik Christian Andersen Museum is one of the best unexplored Museum in Rome.
You can't miss it!!!!
This is a little museum that deserves to be seen. It is such a pleasure to have some space to admire the pieces, rather than elbowing for a view. The gigantic gypsum statue are remarkable, you will be suprised!!!
The Hendrik Christian Andersen Museum is, along with the Manzù Museum Collection, the Praz Museum and the Boncompagni Ludovisi Museum, one of the institutes connected to the National Gallery of Modern Art.
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suggest to visit on Sunday March 9th 2013, The National Museum of Pasta (near Trevi Fountain).This museum, being the most appropriate institution for the world's pasta capital, also features an on-site workshop showing how pasta is prepared. http://bit.ly/ZoQ4wy
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Tourists Won't Be Able to Touch Colosseum Anymore.
The monument will soon be ringed by a protective barrier to keep tourists out of the reach of falling debris. The 25 million euro ($32.33 million) project will start next month and end in 2015.Officials say that the Colosseum..... http://bit.ly/Z8sQft
HELMUT NEWTON finally in Rome.
The halls of the Palazzo delle Esposizioni will house the exhibition The 200 images on show comprise the entire contents of Newton's first three books: White Women (1976), Sleepless Nights (1978), and Big Nudes (1981). http://bit.ly/10gnfER
HELMUT NEWTON
White Women, Sleepless Nights, Big Nudes
6 marzo – 21 luglio 2013
Palazzo delle Esposizioni
Rome
These are crazy days in Rome, where limbo reigns in parliament and papacy.Italy is usually a pretty anarchic place but the anarchy's going a bit far. Who's running the country? Who's running the church? We Romans are living truly surreal times http://bit.ly/14xY01o
On the 17th of March we all become Irish!!! All over the world we unite to celebrate the wild drunken Irish culture by downing Guinness, Irish whisky and green beers. This year promises to be a particularly busy St Patrick's weekend in Rome, with thousands of Irish arriving into the capital also to see Ireland take on Italy in the Six Nations rugby tournament on Saturday 16 March 2013 http://bit.ly/Zq13XK
Fontana Di Trevi
Rome
00187
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