(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 23 MAY 2014)
Here are some of the links for Rome, Italy:
AIRPORT INFORMATION
- AIRPORTS
- AIRPORT GUIDES
- AIRPORT TRANSFERS BY RAIL/BUS/ETC.
- RELATED
- SEE ALSO:
AUTOSTRADA
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
BAKERIES – NOT YOUR EVERYDAY ITALIAN ONE!
- La Dolceroma Austrian Bakery – Via del Portico d’Ottavia 20/B, Tel. 06/6892196
- Jospehine’s Bakery – Source: website – In English, Italian
BOOKS
CELL PHONES
CHRISTMAS
- Christmas In Italy – Source: In Italy Online!
- Christmas in Rome – Source: “As the Romans Do: An American Family's Italian Odyssey”, Alan Epstein
- Christmas in Rome by Philip Marsden – Source: Travel Intelligence Ltd
- Rome for Christmas-New Year's week – Source: slow talk Italy
- SEE ALSO:
- Info about, for or on Buon Natale (Christmas) traditions in Italy *, dated, Wednesday, November 24, 2010
- Info on 2008 Christmas Markets (Mercato di Natale) in Italy *, dated, Tuesday, November 18, 2008
- Info About Christmas/Buon Natale (La Befana) in Italy , dated, Friday, September 29, 2006
CHURCHES (OTHER) AND SYNAGOGUES
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
COMMENTS/OBSERVATIONS
- BLOGS
- An American Girl in Italy – "How does the blue mold get in Gorgonzola? Have you ever heard the rocks at Castiglioncello sing and why do writers always seek solace in Italy? Time for me to find the answers to these and see, if in doing so, I also find my home." – Sparrow (Lynda) – Location: Rome, Lazio
- Another American in Rome – "July 10 I'm flying to Rome and starting a new phase. I've got my trusty Italian passport (yeah dual citizenship!), I just need to find a job and a place to live.....let's see how easy that is!" – Jessica – Location: Rome, Lazio
- Binario Loco – In Italian Only
- cross-cultural moments – ".....a twitch, a deep gut-wrenching punch, a squirmy, queasy, lightheaded feeling that comes on when people and institutions act in ways that put you outside your cultural comfort zone. Join me as I explore my cultural moments in Italy. Then send me yours!" – Elizabeth – Location: Rome, Lazio
- La Dolce Vita – "life Italian style" – American Expat living in Italy – avery – Location: Rome, Lazio
- I Heart Rome? – "*not for the faint of heart" – Romerican – Location: Rome, Lazio
- one month in Rome –
- Kataroma – "Random thoughts of a third culture kid living in Rome." – TBS – Location: Rome, Lazio
- MOSCERINA – Moi – Location: Rome, Lazio
- My Home In Rome – "Snapshots and thoughts about my everything but normal life as an American third grade expat going to an Italian school" – ARD – Location: Rome, Lazio
- ROMA STREET FOOD – In Italian Only – "a roma la street si fa food" – Jessica Stewart – Location: Rome, Lazio
- Rome File – "Rome city guide & tourist information" – TBS – Location: Rome, Lazio
- Rome Life – "The ups and downs of life in Rome" – TBS – Location: Rome, Lazio
- ROME - ROME - ROME – "Stories of Life and Death in the Eternal City" – Lawrie Taylor – Location: Rome, Lazio
- RomeMama.com – "For mothers and mothers-to-be in rome, italy" – Lynn Apple – Location: Rome, Lazio
- RomePhotoBlog – "Photography blog aimed at capturing the city of Rome through the eyes of a someone who lives there." – Jessica Stewart – Location: Rome, Lazio
- Lists of blogs, etc. about Rome and/or Italy:
- FORUM/DISCUSSION
COMUNE INFORMATION
ENTERTAINMENT AND NIGHTLIFE
EVENTS
- Events in Rome – From the main menu, please click on "Events" – Source: Romaturismo.it – Azienda di Promozione Turistica del Comune di Roma – "the happening city" – In Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish
- Italian Holidays, Festivals, Street Parties… – a list of Italian holidays and festivals which can be accessed by city, region and date. – Source: the Hostetler web site
- What's on – Source: Romexplorer.com
- What's On in Rome – See below under WEB SITES
EXPATS
FOOD STORES
- GROCERY/FOOD STORES
- EMMEpiù – primarily in and around Rome – In Italian Only – Source: web site
- SuperELITE – Primarily in Rome – In Italian Only – Source: web site
- Speciality Food Stores
- LISTS
- SEE ALSO:
- HEALTH FOOD STORES
- SEE ALSO:
HANDICAPPED TRAVELER'S INFORMATION
HISTORY
KIDS
- Ancient Rome for Kids – "Ancient Roman food, Ancient Roman clothing, Roman art, Roman, history, and much more." – Source: Kidipede - "History and Science for Kids - Homework Help for Middle School"
- Kids In Rome – Adventures in Italy for children and their families – Source: Kids Europe
LANGUAGE
LAZIO REGION
- Lazio – The ancient heartland of the Roman Empire, the Papal State and Italy – is based on the photographic collection of René Seindal and Valentina Derito. Other photographs have been contributed by Tina Seindal.
- Lazio Guide Italy – Lazio is the region around Rome. With endless attractions, a unique cultural heritage and the incomparable charm of the Eternal City, this region can be visited at any time of the year.– Source: travelplan.it
- Lazio, Italy - today's weather in Italy – Source: italy-weather-and-maps.com
MARKETS/MERCATI/MERCATINI
MEETING OTHERS IN ROME
- EuroCircle is an informal network of Europe-friendly men and women. It has no political, religious, or ethnic affiliations. Eurocircle.com is a place where you can exchange ideas, tips, professional contacts and more. You can meet people offline at local events, online through the membership features or via the forums. EuroCircle has many Circles worldwide from London to Los Angeles, from Munich to Madrid
- friendsinrome.com – "enjoy rome with new friends!"
- See also CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS and EXPATS above.
NEWCOMER'S INFORMATION
ONLINE MAPS
ONLINE AND PRINTED PUBLICATIONS
- MAGAZINES
- In Rome Now beyond the guidebooks – Benvenuto! We are two Americans living in Rome, a city we love and have gotten to know well. We created this Internet magazine in order to share our knowledge and enthusiasm with other English speakers. It's designed to make visiting or living in Rome a richer experience.
- Inside the Vatican
- Italy Magazine – THE NO.1 MAGAZINE FOR LOVERS OF ALL THINGS ITALIAN
- List of Italian Magazines – Source: CO.IN. Cooperative Integrate ONLUS – In Italian Only
- Timeout: Rome
- Wanted in Rome online – is the web version of Wanted in Rome, a fortnightly magazine published in English, on sale in Rome. Read by the foreign community resident in the city, Wanted in Rome on line contains news and information about events and cultural activities throughout Italy and has a large classified advertising section
- WhereRome – "THE LEADING MAGAZINE FOR VISITORS" – In English, Italian
- NEWSPAPERS – In Italian Only
- Corriere della Sera (English) – "For those who do not read Italian this may be the most helpful newspaper. For this reason it tops our list. Unfortunately Corriere della Sera, which is Italy's most prominent newspaper, no longer furnishes a column in English to the International Herald Tribune published in Italy. However this link will take you to a series of articles , written in English. They are a few days old but better than nothing. A good place to start for up-to-date information about Italy in English. (Daily except Sunday)" – Source: Ciao*Italy – Not published in Rome.
- Il Manifesto – A daily paper with decidedly leftist leanings published in Rome. It has always been very political and is currently undergoing financial difficulties.
- Il Messagero is the most popular daily newspaper in Rome.
- Il Tempo – A daily traditionally conservative newspaper published in Rome.
- List of Italian Newspapers – Source: CO.IN. Cooperative Integrate ONLUS
- SEE ALSO:
ONLINE (INTERNET) RADIO AND TV
PETS
PHOTOGRAPHS OF ROME AND ITALY
- Photo Archive – is based on the photographic collection of René Seindal and Valentina Derito. Other photographs have been contributed by Tina Seindal.
REAL ESTATE
- ARTICLES
- Buying a home in Italy, but where? A country of regions – Key Italy, The Italian Property Site, came about because we got frustrated searching on a hundred websites for Italian properties - one for villas in Tuscany, another for apartments in Rome, and so on. We aim to cover all types of property, in every region in Italy. – Source: KeyItaly.com
- SEE ALSO:
RELATED
- The AngloFILE Directory– English-speaking businesses and services in Rome – "Life in Rome, in English!" – Source: AngloINFO
- The Bounty of Rome – by Mimi Sheraton, Published March 26, 2006 – Source: New York Times TRAVEL
- Cityvox Rome – In Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
- Day Trips from Rome – Source: slow travel italy
- Explore by destination: Rome – Source: Travel Channel
- I love Rome – Source: ALFANET Welcome Italy
- Italy - Instructions for Visitors – Source: slow travel italy
- Lazio and Rome Travel Notes – Source: slow travel italy
- Rome – craigslist: Local community classifieds and forums - a place to find jobs, housing, goods & services, social activities, a girlfriend or boyfriend, advice, community information, and just about anything else -- all for free, and in a relatively non-commercial environment.
- Rome, Italy – Things to do in Rome! – Source: 10Best.com
- Rome, Italy – Source: BootsnAll – The Ultimate Resource for the Independent Traveller
- Rome, Italy – Source: wcities
- Introduction Guides
- iPod CityGuides
- Mobile Downloads
- Rome (Roma) Italy Travel Essentials – Source: Italy for Visitors section of About.com
- Sightjogging anyone? – Source: Italy Magazine
- Travel Tips – Source: The New York Times Travel
RESTAURANTS
- KOSHER
- VEGETARIAN
- Arancia Blu – "Cucina Vegetariana con Enoteca" – Source: web site – In Italian Only
- the beehive cafe – "organic, vegetarian, Mediterranean, local & seasonal" – Source: website – In English, Italian
- LISTS
- YOUR CHOICE
SCHOOLS/UNIVERSITIES
- INTERNATIONAL
- UNIVERSITIES
SHOPPING
SIGHTSEEING
SPORTS
STRIKES, DEMONSTRATIONS AND PROTEST MARCHES
TOURISM
- Enjoy rome, staffed entirely by English-speakers, is an independent tourist office offering a variety of services to independent travelers in Rome, Italy.
- Romaturismo.it – Azienda di Promozione Turistica del Comune di Roma – "the happening city" – In Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish
- Rome Italy Tourism: Fast Facts – Source: Travel Guides section of SideStep® – "The traveler's search engine™"
- Rome Tourism Links - World Guide to Rome – Source: World Guides
- Trambus Open – In English, French, Italian, Spanish
- SEE ALSO:
TRAVELERS’ HEALTH
TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVEL
U.S. EMBASSY
THE VATICAN
VIRTUAL TOURS AND WEB CAMS
VISA AND PERMITS
WEATHER
- italy-weather-and-maps.com – home to maps of Italy, current Italian weather conditions, and six day weather forecasts for every Italian region and province.
- Rome, Italy – "Weatherbase is your one authoritative source for finding monthly weather records and averages for more than 16,439 cities worldwide." – Source: Weatherbase
- Rome, Italy – Forecast – Source: Weather Underground
- The Weather Reporter: Italy – As a supplement to our weather forecast page we have selected a collection of links to those webcams that make it possible to see the weather as it is right now throughout Italy– Source: Italy in a Flash
WEB SITES
- Activitaly is an on-line guide to Rome which outlines all useful information on planning your holiday in Rome and Central Italy through the promotion of well consolidated establishments which operate in the tourist, cultural and entertainment industry.
- Enjoy Rome: Cityguide – Source: Enjoy Rome by Travelabout
- GOTOROMA.com – Free guide to tourism in Rome, hotels in Rome, apartments in Rome, Rome restaurants
- In Rome Now beyond the guidebooks – This web site has been very slow in responding.
- Roma 2000 – "This site is born to give information to tourists on the services and artistic heritage of Rome".
- romebuddy.com – Rome tourist information and guide
- romaclick.com is a guide for tourism in Rome, Italy
- Romexplorer.com
- RomeExplorer.it – In Italian Only
- RomeOnLine.net – In Italian Only
- RomeOnLine.net – This is the English version of the renowed RomaOnLine Italian site. If you understand the Italian language, we strongly encourage you to visit the main site, because it sports a number of extra sections.
- Things to do in Rome – Source: VIATOR, Inc.
- What's on in Rome is run by Stephanie Westbrook of WebFabbrica, a web design company in Rome. The site was created to provide the English speaking community of Rome as well as visitors to the city with information on concerts, opera performances, art and photography exhibitions, dance, film, theatre, sports and festivals.
WI-FI HOTSPOTS
WORKING
MISCELLANEOUS
- SEE ALSO:
- Info on some of my blog entries (URLs) for Roma/Rome, Italy *, dated Wednesday, March 03, 2010
- Info about, for or on food in Roma / Roms * dated, Wednesday, April 30, 2014
- Info about churches (non-Catholic), mosques and synagogues in Roma / Rome * dated, Wednesday, April 23, 2014
- Info on things to do in Rome/Roma, Italy * dated Wednesday, June 15, 2011
- Info about, for or on airports for Rome/Roma, Italy * dated Wednesday, March 10, 2011
- SEE RELATED
- Info about finding rental accommodations in Italy *, dated Wednesday, May 12, 2010
- Info about Emergency Telephone Numbers in Italy , dated Tuesday, June 05, 2007
- Info on being gluten-free in Italy *, dated Tuesday, May 29, 2007
- Info about traveling with allergies to Italy *, dated Friday, January 26, 2007
- Info on Judaism (Jewish Italy) in Italy *, dated Tuesday, December 12, 2006
- Info on Islam in Italy *, Friday, November 10, 2006
- Info about Cyber Cafes and Internet Points in Italy *, dated Friday, October 20, 2006
- Info on DIY (do it yourself) - Home Depot/Lowe's type - Stores in Italy , dated Friday, October 06, 2006
- Info about Food Allergies and Dietary Restrictions in Italy *, dated Wednesday, May 31, 2006
- Info on Personal Safety in Italy *, dated Wednesday, November 30, 2005
* = Blog entry has been updated.
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When trying to find an apartment or vacation accommodations in Rome, it's best to ask around from friends, colleagues at work, etc. for recommendations. I have listed a few above that I have found on the web. The same goes for restaurants.
Where does one start? There are hundreds of guide books and/or web sites where you can choose which one you like that provides the information on Rome for your style and type of travel. It's a pick and choose thing. Some portions of books and/or web sites may have information that you are interested in for this trip and you can choose to ignore other information not of interest to you.
HINT: If you own the guide book, take only the portions that you are interested in with you. Tear out the pages you want and leave the rest back at your home/apartment/condo or wherever you live. You do not have to take the whole guide book with you on your travels.
The above is just a sampling of what can be found about, for or on Rome on the Internet. I'll be returning to this blog entry and updating it with new items.
That's it for Tuesday, 13 December 2005: martedì, 13 Dicembre 2005
Buon Natale a tutti e Felice Nuovo Anno!
Ciao, Ben
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Today’s quote is an Italian proverb / saying, author unknown.
"Tutte le strade portano a Roma."
"All streets lead to Rome."
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(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 23 MAY 2014)
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