Rome Marathon: The ultimate runner’s guide
Ever thought of running a marathon in an open-air museum? Here’s everything you need to know about the Rome Marathon ...
How To Have A Stylish Weekend In Rome, Italy
From handmade pasta-making to world-class shopping—the Eternal City is so much more than ancient ruins, best experienced ...
Italy’s hot spots are being overwhelmed with tourists. These hidden places offer an escape without the crowds
Want to visit Italy but have been put off by the idea of peak season tourists crowds surging through Rome, Florence and ...
7 Beautiful Places to Visit in Italy
Ditch the crowds and spend some time at these beautiful places, which include Lake Garda, Maratea, and Perugia.
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Rome’s Timeless Treasures: Must-See Spots In The Eternal City
Rome , the capital of Italy, is a stunning blend of ancient history, art, and culture. With its fascinating mix of ruins, ...
Planning a Rome Trip? Expect Extra-Large Crowds This Jubilee Year
The Catholic Church’s celebration should attract millions of extra visitors to the Eternal City and beyond. Here’s how to ...
It’s a jubilee year in Italy. Cue the crowds.
The Catholic Church’s celebration should attract millions of extra visitors to Rome and beyond. Here’s how to plan around ...
Overtourism was the buzzword of 2024. This summer looks to be just as crowded and chaotic
As the demand for travel shows few signs of slowing, overtourism is poised to remain a critical challenge for visitors, ...
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7 Ways to Make the Most of the Jubilee Year — at Home and in Rome
The Jubilee Year is finally underway. It is a time of pilgrimage and grace, and although much of the spotlight and attention ...
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On a Family Trip Before College, Discovering Just the Right Time to Finally Do Europe
By the time my kids, Mila and Joe, were tweens, they’d become pretty savvy travelers. We had traveled as a family all over ...
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A Holy Year is about to start in Rome. Here's what you need to know
which will stay open throughout the year to allow the estimated 32 million pilgrims projected to visit Rome to pass through. The first Holy Year was called in 1300, and in recent times they are ...