This week’s literary geography quiz celebrates Rome and books set around Italy’s Eternal City. Even if you aren’t familiar with the books, your knowledge of Rome’s landmarks should help you.

By Igiaba Scego Read Your Way Around the World is a series exploring the globe through books. When Frederick Douglass arrived in Rome, the city, at first, was disappointing. In his mind ...

Thankfully, travel guide author Rick Steves has a book recommendation that ... St. Peter's Basilica, the largest basilica in Rome, is located right inside Vatican City. The original structure ...

Visiting the Eternal City for the first time? Rome is one of the most visited cities in Italy and we created an easy travel ...

In her sophomore novel, “Primadonna” (out Feb. 28, in French), Massicolli’s main character, Camille, also decamps to Rome à la “Eat, Pray, Love,” to decompress after a life crisis. Fittingly, “it’s a ...

I've worked as a tour guide in Rome for 18 years, and I've seen plenty of tourists make mistakes. To avoid crowds, book your tours ... I take food tours in every city I visit.

IN “CIVILIZATION and Its Discontents,” Sigmund Freud used Rome as a metaphor for memory ... ways travelers can explore the Eternal City’s kaleidoscopic history is through its illustrious ...

also decamps to Rome à la “Eat, Pray, Love,” to decompress after a life crisis. Fittingly, “it’s a book that will make you want a spritz on a terrace,” she laughs.