As you might expect, when it comes to eating out, in Rome you will be faced by a large range of options: from the exclusive cuisine of some of the most famous international chefs to the traditional, hearty ‘Romanesca’ fare in all its manifold …
April 25, 2010
April 21, 2010
Like Ratatouille in Rome. Well, You’d Better Book an Hotel in Rome
… italian cuisine. Even better prices are very cheap in spite of the sandwiches size.
Rest assured: visiting Rome means great restaurants too. Don’t be afraid to try, you’ll be satisfied by the sparkling and intimate atmosphere of …
April 19, 2010
101 Things To Do In Rome
… and fountains
20. Shop till you drop at Gucci or Prada on Via Condotti
21. Take a jogging tour around Rome
22. Be mesmerised by the Renaissance artworks at the Museo e Galleria Borghese and Galleria Doria Pamphili.
23. Enjoy drinks at Campo dei …
April 17, 2010
April 14, 2010
Should I be eating that fast food?
… agriculture and the environment, their bad influence on the health of America’s youth, and to protest fast-food culture in general.
After fourteen years of experimenting, observing, and considering which methods are helpful and which are …
April 10, 2010
A Tourist Guide To Rome
… street fashion then head for the areas of Via Nazionale, Via del Corso and Via Cola di Rienzo.
Dining Options
Rome is a great place to go out eating and drinking. Most restaurants offer an array of international cuisine and Italian …
What makes a great Italian restaurant
… not about the location. I’ve eaten in Little Italy in New York. I’ve eaten in Rome and Florence and Naples. I’ve eaten at the little coney island restaurant down the street from me, that makes “spaghetti”. I’ve eaten at the chain restaurants (Olive …
April 3, 2010
Visit the Eternal City – Rome
… wine processing, about vineyards, harvesting, fermentation and all the processes linked to the production of good wine.
Rome is also famous for shopping and you can find varieties of outlets and departmental stores all over the …
March 28, 2010
Which countrys food is the best? Why?
… , starfish in Spain, and Wiener Schnitzel in Germany. I have dined at expensive restaurants as well as local fast food establishments.I had learned about local European culture, partially, through its food choices.
The first thought that …