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Shopping off the beaten path
Although Rome is symbol of glamor, high fashion and retail outlets, sometimes not suitable for all budgets. Fortunately, there are alternatives to all types of buyers and tastes. We offer a guide to unique and hard to find shops if this is your first visit to the city. A world to discover!
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Some of the best views in Rome
During your visit to Rome, besides the numerous monuments and museums, you can find spectacular panoramic views of the city. From these heights you will be able to soak in a more quieter and peaceful view of Rome…
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Eating your way across Italy is easy with this guide
One of the pleasures of travelling through Italy is to enjoy the huge variety of dishes that vary from region to region. This little guide will help you understand the customs and menus of italy, and the hours when italians usually eat. So that all you have to do is sit back, relax and say ‘buon appetito’ and enjoy!
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Rome slices up pizza al taglio
The Romans have their own version of a quick meal; the pizza al taglio. You can find many restaurants and trattorias that offer pizzas with a wide variety of ingredients. Do not miss the cheapest way to enjoy Italian food!
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Architecture
The Fountain That Guarantees a Return Trip to Rome
It is the largest and most visited of the Baroque fountains in Rome. “La Fontana di Trevi” receives thousands of visitors everyday, who meet the tradition of throwing one, two or three coins in the fountain so you can “fulfill” your wishes. So come visit the eternal city and make a wish!
Museums
The Roma Pass – a passport to Rome’s museums
if you visit Rome and want to know more about the art and culture of the city, Oh-Rome recommends using the ROMA PASS ticket for three days which includes free admission to museums and archaeological sites… why wait to buy your ticket?
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Eating your way across Italy is easy with this guide
One of the pleasures of travelling through Italy is to enjoy the huge variety of dishes that vary from region to region. This little guide will help you understand the customs and menus of italy, and the hours when italians usually eat. So that all you have to do is sit back, relax and say ‘buon appetito’ and enjoy!
Accommodation
Rome in spring
Spring is known for being the best time of year to live in and visit Rome. With pleasant weather, cheaper prices and fewer crowds - what are you waiting for? Find the perfect Rome accommodation and visit Italy’s capital!
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Shopping off the beaten path
Although Rome is symbol of glamor, high fashion and retail outlets, sometimes not suitable for all budgets. Fortunately, there are alternatives to all types of buyers and tastes. We offer a guide to unique and hard to find shops if this is your first visit to the city. A world to discover!
read the full storySome of the best views in Rome
During your visit to Rome, besides the numerous monuments and museums, you can find spectacular panoramic views of the city. From these heights you will be able to soak in a more quieter and peaceful view of Rome…
read the full storyEating your way across Italy is easy with this guide
One of the pleasures of travelling through Italy is to enjoy the huge variety of dishes that vary from region to region. This little guide will help you understand the customs and menus of italy, and the hours when italians usually eat. So that all you have to do is sit back, relax and say ‘buon appetito’ and enjoy!
read the full storyRome slices up pizza al taglio
The Romans have their own version of a quick meal; the pizza al taglio. You can find many restaurants and trattorias that offer pizzas with a wide variety of ingredients. Do not miss the cheapest way to enjoy Italian food!
read the full storyGetting from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Rome Centre
Most visitors start their holiday in Rome at Fiumicino Airport. This is located 32km south west of Rome on the coast, it has three terminals and is the main hub for international flights, scheduled flights and is increasingly used by budget airlines.
read the full storySan Lorenzo Area Rome
San Lorenzo is a suburb filled with history, situated east of Rome. Strolling through the cobblestone streets is like being in a small country town, a world away from the hustle and bustle of traffic in the centre. Known as the “red quarter” it’s full of cheap and cheerful eateries, wine bars, pubs, dance clubs and funky shops. What are you waiting for come and visit!
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