Rome

  1. Sulmona: George Clooney Hopes 'The American' Will Boost Tourism in Italian Countryside

    Jaunted &bull Yesterday

    Today, another film starring Geroge Clooney as the brooding, lone wolf leading man opens in theaters, but this one has a greater purpose. In The American , George Clooney plays a hitman who travels to the Italian countryside, where he… Full Story »

  2. Italy's olive groves on two wheels

    Boston Globe Travel &bull Yesterday

    Spend eight days pedaling through quaint villages on Ciclismo Classico's Olive Harvest Tour. The Arlington-based tour company offers trips to the Molise region departing Oct. 18. Learn about the production of olive oil, then meet a member of the Colavita… Full Story »

  3. Win a week-long tour of Paris, Rome or London! Your choice of a fully-guided Rick Steves Tour

    Points Wizard &bull Sep 2, 2010

    Read More in: EUROPE, London, Paris, Rick Steves, Rome, Travel Tips, Vacation, free, free newsletter, free travel, free trip, free vacation, sweepstakes, travel, travel books, travel contest, travel giveaway, travel ideas, travel sweepstakes, travel. Enter for a chance to win… Full Story »

  4. Overrated Travel Sites Still on My Bucket List

    Travel Babel &bull Sep 2, 2010

    Colorado-based Claire Walter shares hot travel news, travel trends and the travel industry and first-hand domestic and international destination information. Copyright Claire Walter 2006-10. I am a long-time travel writer who caught the blogging bug in late 2006. Please join… Full Story »

  5. Emirates launches Direct Dubai - Dakar Flights

    Asia Travel Tips &bull Sep 2, 2010

    On the cargo side, Emirates expects to transport 65 tonnes of goods a week from various points on its global network, including oil industry equipment from the UAE; textiles from Asia, electronics from East Asia and Europe; and a number… Full Story »


  6. The inside scoop on Rome's gelato

    CNN.com Travel &bull Sep 1, 2010

    A local food writer steers us beyond tourist favorites to six artisanal gelaterias churning out creative, all-natural flavors. Stefano Marcotulli, a former pastry chef, and his wife, Silvia, use only the finest seasonal ingredients at Gelateria del Teatro, on a side street off via dei Coronari. Lemons from Amalfi, pistachios from Sicily, and hazelnuts from Piedmont are translated perfectly into creamy, flavorful gelati. Ask to peek through the Plexiglas into the back room where it's all made. And if the weather's not too hot, savor… Full Story »


  7. Mr. Suitcase

    Worldhum &bull Sep 1, 2010

    I often dismiss the self-revelatory nature of travel, focusing my gaze firmly on the place. Why dwell on personal growth when you're encountering a new world? But my most recent trip was different; it became all about me-or rather my missing suitcase. The first day, when my bag failed to arrive with me in Rome, its absence was an inconvenience. Airlines had lost my luggage only twice in my life,… Full Story »


  8. Q&A: Venice to Naples, on a Budget

    NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Aug 31, 2010

    My husband and I are traveling to Venice in December for six days, then heading on to Naples. Could you give me some tips to keep down my expenses - perhaps an inexpensive hotel in Venice? And what's the best… Full Story »

  9. Frommer 5 Deals for Sept. 1, 2010

    Frommer's Travel &bull Aug 31, 2010

    Discounts on a Portugal & Spain escorted tour, a four-night Rome vacation with air, and deals in Hong Kong, Cairo, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Cairo - Hong Kong - Asia - Portugal - Spain Full Story »


  10. An Art Museum for the 21st Century in Rome

    The Lobby from SPG &bull Aug 30, 2010

    When it comes to art and design, few countries can boast a grander legacy than Italy. There's no denying the genius of those renaissance masters, but frankly, they're starting to feel a bit, well... ancient. On my next trip to... Full Story »


  11. Rome: 3 Rooftop bars that serve up great views

    Eurocheapo &bull Aug 27, 2010

    There are a 101 places in Rome where you could kick back your feet, relax and reminisce over drinks. But not every cafe will serve up your cocktails with breathtaking views of the Ancient City. Many of the most jaw-dropping… Full Story »

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  12. Top 10 farms to visit if you're in the mood for picking apples

    Journey Etc. &bull Aug 25, 2010

    It's the year 2010. We wake up, go to work, come home to sleep and in a few hours, go through the whole process again. We consider ourselves part of this modern society, and as we go through our day to day lives, we adapt to change and adjust not only ourselves but our daily regimen. Gone were the days when we relied on horses to pull our load and take us from one destination to another; these days, we rev up the engines in our fuel-burning cars to get to wherever it is we want to go. Everywhere you… Full Story »


  13. Six Famous Europeans

    Europe Word Blog &bull Aug 25, 2010

    The six famous Europeans depicted in this photo are examples of both great and evil men, all of whom have someone how made a mark not just on Europe but on the history of the entire planet. Each is a famous European then whose reach extended much further than their time or their geography, and helped to shape the world we live in today. Here we will look at what each of these famous Europeans are famous for, what they… Full Story »


  14. Ukraine's Sleeping Lion: The City of Lviv

    Eurocheapo &bull Aug 25, 2010

    If Lviv were just 50 miles further west, it would be in the premier league of European tourist destinations. The problem is that while Poland oozes youthful chic from every cobblestone, Ukraine does not have the same hip reputation. Lviv's attempts to style itself as the "the new… Full Story »

  15. Corinthia to Open London Hotel in 2011

    Asia Travel Tips &bull Aug 25, 2010

    Corinthia Hotels is building a new 5-star hotel in central London, which is due to open in early 2011. The hotel will become the worlds ninth Corinthia hotel. The Corinthia Hotel London is being built within an imposing Victorian building, on a city… Full Story »

  16. Milan: We like Milan + Milan restaurant pick

    TripConnect Reviews &bull Aug 25, 2010

    Despite the contrary views around here, we love Milan. OK, it's not Florence or Rome - it us a modern Italian city, but resplendent with fashion and design. A long weekend is a perfect amount of time to do some… Full Story »


  17. Growth threatens Berlin's freewheeling spirit

    MSNBC Travel &bull Aug 24, 2010

    Visitors rest at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin on Aug. 19. As Germany prepares to mark 20 years since east and west were reunited as one, Berlin is undergoing a boom. Now, as Germany prepares to mark 20 years since east and west were reunited as one, Berlin is finally undergoing the boom that lawmakers had envisioned when they tapped it as the nation's capital in 1991 - and that is causing worries that its "poor but sexy" image is under threat. Many complain the increase in prosperity is eroding the very Bohemian spirit that has made it attractive, triggering… Full Story »

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  18. Europe, Asia: Silverseas 2010 cruises up to 60% off

    Travel & Leisure Hot Deals &bull Aug 24, 2010

    We reported this month that Silverseas Cruises, #2 in our World's Best Awards for Small-Ship Cruises, was running a 60% sale on cruises to South America and the Caribbean. Now the cruiseline has added itineraries in Europe, the Middle East,… Full Story »

  19. Continental Airlines plans to share codes on Aegean Airlines flights between Athens and Frankfurt, London Heathrow, Munich, Paris Charles de Gaulle and Rome...

    The Transnational &bull Aug 24, 2010

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  20. 4717: Rome Capital Apartments - Cesare

    Slow Travel - Vacation Rental Reviews &bull Aug 23, 2010

    The apartment was located in Trastevere. It was on the second floor of an apartment building on a very small, but very noisy street -- pedestrian traffic mostly. The building was historical, but unfortunately it has not been kept clean, or in good repair. When we arrived it was very dusty, and the dishes were dirty. The rags under the sink were rancid, and we had nothing to clean with, until we went to purchase them. The sofa was absolutely filthy, and while advertised… Full Story »



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