Between the excitement over Pope Leo XIV and the Jubilee celebrations, Rome is the place to be this summer. The travel ...

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.

“the best alternative is booking a guide from IfExperience—they are the keepers of all the keys of Rome.” Ditch the shorts. “True Romans will not wear them in the city even during the ...

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.

2025 feels like a major year for Rome. From the most stylish hotels to stay in to the celebrity-loved restaurants to book, this is our luxury guide to visiting the city. Think ultra-plush beds ...

Eleanor Clark went to Rome to write a novel and came back with this ethereal book instead ... this charming account of navigating the Eternal City with his wife and their months-old twin bambini.

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 ...

Rome has excellent connections elsewhere in Italy and Europe. Book tickets through Trenitalia; children under four go free. Fly here to Fiumcino to the north of the city, and Ciampino, to the south.

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 ...