Roma Jewelry Week For the first time in the historic shops of the Eternal City, from 11 to 17 October, jewellery will be celebrated with an entire Jewelry Week. The […]

Our Openhouse, chronicle of a trip to the center of Rome Our adventure began about a month ago. “Isabella, do you know that Openhouse Rome is on 3rd and 4th […]

Via Margutta: The Street of the Artists   “Noble simplicity and quiet grandeur” is how the great art historian Johann Joachim Winkelmann (1717-1768) described this small street in the centre […]

Appia Regina Viarum The Romans called it Regina Viarum, the queen of roads. Certainly, of the many roads built by the Romans throughout the empire, the Via Appia was and […]

A flower of the periphery.  In anticipation of the Jubilee of the Year 2000, the Municipality of Rome and the Vicariate drew up the plan ’50 churches for Rome 2000′ […]

Interview with Dante Mortet – The art of creating emotions To get to Dante Mortet’s historic workshop you have to cross Palazzo Pascucci, better known to the Romans as Palazzo […]

One more miracle in Rome A short time ago in the most picturesque and touristic area of Rome, Trastevere, a new spot appeared on the cultural map of the Italian […]

Ostiense district: Rome’s industrial past On 24 September 1863, Pope Pius IX inaugurated the Ponte di Ferro (Iron Bridge), south of Porta Portese and the port of Ripa Grande: a […]

Art & Sleep Galleria Continua & The St. Regis Rome In Rome, art awaits tourists not only in the endless squares and alleyways of the Eternal City, but also in […]

Interview with Patrizia Fabri  – The art of saving art As soon as you walk through the door of the workshop in Via degli Scipioni, you know you are entering […]