A trip through Trajan’s Market has long been a favorite stop of mine. The complex is thought to be either…
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Photo of the Week: Parco degli Acquedotti
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Raphael After Dark
by Young in Rome September 22, 2011The Villa Farnesina, long known for its Raphael frescoes and bizarre hours, is now open on Thursday evenings! Once a…
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This Weekend: European Heritage Days
by Young in Rome September 21, 2011This weekend, in honor of European Heritage Days, Rome is throwing open the doors to all kinds of museums and…
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I’ve been a little down on Rome lately. Despite the fact that it’s September, the temperature remains 90 degrees. The…
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MAXXI-mize your Tuesday
by Young in Rome September 13, 2011Tonight, the MAXXI is hosting “The Architect’s Micronarratives”, the third installment in the six-part series Architecture Visions/Erratic Language in Architectural…
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Photo of the Day: Bernini’s Triton
by Young in Rome June 20, 2011Baroque bad-ass Gian Lorenzo Bernini had his hand in a few of Rome’s most well-known fountains, including the elegantly muscular…
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Martedi in Arte [Updated]
by Young in Rome May 27, 2011Next Tuesday, May 31st (update: and the last Tuesday of every month until the end of 2011), marks the latest…
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It’s spring on the Celian hill. One of the parks I most frequent in Rome is Villa Celiomontana, a quiet,…