Rome is a charming city and is observed even more from some places thanks to optical illusions transforming certains point in the city into something different. Legends, secret locations, original views…The eternal city is full of them. Here are three interesting things for you to do during your stay in Rome.

Irresistible Italian gelato: where to find the best ice cream On your trip to Rome, there are four things you must do before you leave: visit the Coliseum, throw a…

Cobbled streets, hundreds of flavours of ice cream, stunning sunsets, monumental fountains… You could easily fall in love with the capital of Italy itself, but today we’re going to look at some magic spots for snatching a kiss from your partner, places that bring your inner Cupid to life.

To show you what can be done with just 3 days in Rome we have produced this suggested itinerary that we think you and the family would love.

Going to Rome and unsure about what to visit? Understandable, there is a lot to see and not enough time to see it all. To take the stress out of deciding what to see and do we’ve come up with our Top 10 things to do in Rome list. It’s a nice mix of very touristy to only a little touristy. Take a look and let us know what you think.

Whilst Italians generally love children, their cities do not and Rome is a good example of this. Stairs, traffic, long lines, stroller unfriendly cobble stones are just some of the problems which you may encounter. This shouldn’t put you off from taking the kids to Rome as there are a plethora of activities for the children to enjoy. Let’s have a look at some of the activities for kids in Rome.

The weather on a summer day in Rome can be stifling; many a red faced tourist can be seen sweltering under the unforgiving sun. Short of doing your best La Dolce Vita impersonation and jumping into Trevi fountain to cool down the best way to escape the heat is with a gelato. To help you cool down here is our guide to where to get the best gelato in Rome.

Location is important but it’s not everything. In the case of the cities like Rome in which there are many cobble stoned street pedestrian zones and an enormous number of things to see, it makes a big difference having a centrally located apartment.

Rome, among other things, is famous for its coffee. Strong, potent and aromatic, whether it’s a quick hit of espresso or relishing in a long, slow coffee with friends that you’re after, the cafes in Rome are a great place to enjoy this centuries-old drink in the conditions it deserves.

Looking for an apartment in Rome? This week, we present you with our top accommodation in the Eternal City.