Timeless elegance meets modern comfort: this is how you could sum up Fontanella Borghese 35, From Home to Rome’s latest acquisition. Located on the street of the same name, in a building that originally dates back to the 18th century, this apartment can accommodate 6 to 7 people (read more!), depending on the composition of […]
by C. P.
Well, actually, make that two! But first things first… If you have visited Rome in the past, you will undoubtedly remember walking through the streets of the center, passing by the Via del Corso and wondering why certain palazzos, looking very much like attractions, were off-limits to visitors. Case in point: Palazzo Sciarra Colonna, roughly […]
In a city where culinary tradition runs as deep as ancient ruins, a new generation of chefs is crafting their own legacy. Rome’s restaurant scene is experiencing a seismic shift, led by ambitious young talents who are rewriting the rules of Italian fine dining – without losing sight of their roots. “The Bear” effect in […]
by C. P.
It’s very common to see Rome’s historic center portrayed in the media as beautiful, sure, but also chaotic, noisy, and unlivable; and it’s true, some streets are crowded at all hours, a few uncivilized people block them off with parking spaces that are imaginative to say the least, or that the litter has reached intolerable […]
by C. P.
We are pleased to announce that From Home to Rome has been selected to appear on Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy, a prestigious portal dedicated to booking quality tourist accommodation. As the name of the portal suggests, the service is part of the large family of Marriott Bonvoy hotels. This recognition marks a pivotal […]
Are you visiting Rome for the first time? Are you traveling with tons of luggage and don’t feel like lugging it around on cobblestone streets? Maybe you have a walking disability or are traveling with children? If you answered yes to any of the above questions, you may have felt tempted to go for a […]
The Tiber Island is a little gem in the heart of Rome: Romans and tourists alike cross it on their way to and from Trastevere, but not everyone knows its thousand-year history! It’s the only “metropolitan” island of the Tiber, with a length of about 270 meters and a width that varies between 67 and […]
by C. P.
There is a growing wave of concern about the upcoming start of the Jubilee in Rome, with many would-be travelers intending to skip it altogether because of the added numbers of visitors during the entire period. Wait, what’s the Jubilee again? If you’re one of those tourists who doesn’t know, the Jubilee is one of […]
by C. P.
Want to start a heated debate? Ask any Roman citizen to name the most famous street food in the city: there are so many categories and everyone will defend their beloved, whether it’s supplì, filetto di baccalà, crocchette or… pizza al taglio. And we have a feeling that the latter will be the most discussed […]
by C. P.
If you’re familiar with our portfolio of apartments in Rome, the name “Toscana” should ring a bell: we already manage a number of apartments (like this one) in the same building on the same street, north of Barberini (as in the metro station of the same name!) and south of the Borghese Gallery. A location […]
by C. P.
