Rome


  1. 10 Rome Bars for the Young Guzzler

    Brave New Traveler &bull Mar 5, 2010

    Rome is a magnet for travelers, foodies, history-lovers, and of course, technically-still-under-aged, beer-guzzling students. Roman bars are largely of two breeds: Irish pubs and frat-house wannabes. As far as bars go, the lack of bella Italiana is commonplace. My first night in Rome a friend decided it'd be hilarious to tell an Italian named Marco that I was single. An hour later, we had to make a quick escape. We mocked Anima all… Full Story »

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  2. In Season: Artichokes in Rome

    NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Mar 5, 2010

    The most celebrated preparation of the carciofo romanesco is "alla giudia." This "Jewish style" artichoke is deep fried whole, until golden brown, its outer leaves rendered crispy and light, its heart sweet and delicate. Try the dish in the Jewish… Full Story »

  3. Bassiano, Italy

    Matador Trips &bull Mar 4, 2010

    NETWORK CONNECTIONItaly is the perfect place to experience slow food and slower travel. Take your sweet time and explore sleepy towns like Bassiano and get off the beaten track. Another good way to dig deep into Italy is to study… Full Story »

  4. Summer deal: Flexible travelers can steal away to Rome for less

    LA Times - Daily Deal Travel Blog &bull Feb 24, 2010

    Rome remains a popular destination, even though Europe can be pricey to visit in peak season. So any deal that gets you to the Eternal City, with a place to stay too, for less than $2,000 per person during summer… Full Story »


  5. Touring Italy With a High-Tech Treasure Hunt

    NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Feb 19, 2010

    Do you find walking tours too passive, like sitting through a boring lecture. Then try Whaiwhai, a high-tech Italian touring game that is part "Amazing Race" and part treasure hunt, with a bit of DaVinci Code-style storytelling mixed in. In… Full Story »

  6. Rome - On Our Own in 8 hours

    Independent Traveler: Trip Reports &bull Feb 18, 2010

    Had an early breakfast in the room - ordered too much food, and our bodies are not quite awake yet! Had to call room service for the 2% milk, which was missing. Took a couple of the croissants and Danish with us for snacking; also… Full Story »


  7. Shroud of Turin expected to draw big crowds this spring

    USAtoday.com Travel - Top Stories &bull Feb 17, 2010

    That seems to be the early take on how major celebrations are shaping up in the Olympic city of Turin when the archdiocese this spring displays the Shroud of Turin, revered by many Christians as Jesus Christ's burial cloth but… Full Story »

  8. Frommer's 5 Deals: Miami, Paris, Utah, Santa Fe and Rome

    Frommer's Travel &bull Feb 16, 2010

    All prices are per person and, if lodging is a component of the package, based upon two people traveling together (unless otherwise noted). See "What's Included" and "What's Not" for details about associated taxes and fees and "Complete Details" for… Full Story »

  9. Live from Rome: Snow!

    Budget Travel - This Just In &bull Feb 12, 2010

    Snow has been falling steadily over the Forum , Trevi Fountain, and the rest of Rome today for the first time since 2005-and at its heaviest in 24 years. The snow ( la neve ) has naturally thrilled Romans and… Full Story »


  10. Non-Traditional Valentine's Day: How to Say I Love You With an Egg

    Brave New Traveler &bull Feb 12, 2010

    February 14th is a great excuse to light candles if youre taken or binge on chocolate and liquor if youre single. This day for lovers might be largely commercialized, but Valentine's Day isnt something new. Valentines Day actually goes back to ancient Rome martyrdom, and over the years, some quirky traditions have popped up. In the spirit of keeping some of… Full Story »

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  11. Visit Hotel Napoleon for Real Rome Experience

    RealTravel &bull Feb 12, 2010

    The Hotel Napoleon received a Real Traveler rating of 4.0 out of 5 based on 44 hotel reviews. Roberto Cioce, General Manager of the hotel helps us to understand what makes the Hotel Napoleon a highly recommended hotel on Real… Full Story »

  12. Rome: Fried treats for Carnival

    Budget Travel - This Just In &bull Feb 11, 2010

    There are two main ways to tell it's Carnival season in Rome: children dress up in costumes, tossing colorful paper confetti in the streets; and everyone, regardless of age, indulges in frappe and castagnole, deep fried sweets. Rectangular strips of… Full Story »

  13. About That Ethiopian Airlines Flight

    Common Sense and Whisley &bull Feb 11, 2010

    So far, nobody mainstream is buying into the Israeli web site Debkafiles report that Ethiopian Airline crash off Beirut was an act of Al-Qaeda terror. Search ethiopian airlines terrorism al qaeda and youll find no one but DebkaFile and mostly… Full Story »


  14. Rome: The Overnight Shift At Rome's Leonardo da Vinci Airport Is a Security Risk

    Jaunted &bull Feb 10, 2010

    Now that we live in a post crotch-bomber society, officials all over the world are even more concerned about airport security . Here at home we have our doubts about what exactly the increased security is actually doing, but at… Full Story »


  15. Finding the romantic side of Rome

    Budget Travel - This Just In &bull Feb 9, 2010

    It's not hard! Chocolate truffles, a leisurely hilltop stroll, and an intimate meal are key ingredients for Valentine's Day in Rome, the hometown of martyr San Valentino. Couples who work up an appetite browsing museums and archaeological sitesoffering 2-for-1 admisson on Valentine'scan break for an afternoon treat of fine handmade chocolates. Boxes from La Bottega del… Full Story »

  16. Carnival of Italy 2010

    SF Gate Travel &bull Feb 8, 2010

    Carnival of Italy 2010 Annual Carnival celebrations are taking place all over Italy in Viareggio, Rome, Venice, and... Italy - Venice - Carnival - Arts and Entertainment - Recreation Full Story »


  17. easyJet Is Thinking About Giving The Pope A Lift To The UK

    Jaunted &bull Feb 8, 2010

    The Pope is heading to the United Kingdom for the first time since the 1980s, and one airline is particularly excited. Hoping to save the government some cash, easyJet is offering its services to shuttle Pope Benedict XVI from Rome… Full Story »

  18. Rome: 5 best February values

    Budget Travel - This Just In &bull Feb 5, 2010

    Join the Carnival celebrations Rome is embracing its carnevale traditions for the first time in centuries. The events lineup, spanning February 6 to 16, includes costume parties, musical performances, butteri (equestrian shows by Tuscan cowboys), and a parade in Piazza… Full Story »

  19. Rome: What City is Host to the Fanciest McDonald's? Hint: Mosaics!

    Jaunted &bull Feb 5, 2010

    Have you ever been traveling somewhere really remote or of historical importance, and then turned around and spotted a McDonald's? We have! From the Yuyuan Gardens in Shanghai to the Negev Desert in Israel, the world is peppered with Shocking… Full Story »


  20. Rome: Top 5 Vatican attractions

    Eurocheapo &bull Feb 5, 2010

    By Samantha Collins in Rome? A visit to Rome is not complete without seeing the Vatican. With its world-famous St. Peter's Square, imposing dome, rather nice painted chapel ceiling, and fairly well-known resident, it has plenty of attractions. But with… Full Story »

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