Rome is a huge tourist metropolis that offers endless possibilities to its visitors but, like all big cities, presents logistical problems related to distance, traffic and transportation. Thus, choosing your accommodation here, it is crucial to find it in the right zone, especially if you are visiting the city for few days.
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Until October 11, the Coliseum hosts a major exhibition dedicated to the worship of the Earth, from prehistory to the imperial age. "Terrantica. Faces, myths and images of the Earth in the ancient world", forms part of the issues addressed by Expo 2015, as a reflection on the power of Mother Earth, between human and divine, as the mother of all living things, in its particular generative and nourishing value.
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Until February 8, Palazzo Barberini in Rome opens to the exhibition that Sir Denis Mahon - a great collector of art and British art historian, who died in 2011 at 101 - had longed for his hundredth birthday.
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An ambitious initiative is underway at the Quirinal Stables in Rome, where for the first time, until 18 January 2015, the Italian public will have the opportunity to discover Hans Memling, the artist who, in the second half of the fifteenth century, became the most important painter of Bruges and influenced many Italian artists, such as Leonardo and Raphael.
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Instead of large, sometimes huge, luxury hotels, we tend today to prefer more intimate and familiar situations, without however renouncing to the luxury, but giving more value to the attention to detail and the uniqueness of the environment. Hence more and more often, the choice is oriented toward boutique hotels.
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