From the owner: Together è uno spazio abitativo in cui la community locale incontra la community globale dando vita…read morea un network internazionale di individui che operano nei campi dell'arte, innovazione, internet e comunicazione la cui collaborazione genera progetti di impatto sociale ed economico dei quali, prima il paese e successivamente il mondo intero, possono beneficiare. Together è un'associazione culturale no-profit con sede a Roma. All'interno degli immobili in cui è locata, l'associazione Together offre ai propri soci alloggi per brevi e lunghe permanenze. Mette a disposizione spazi di incontro e collaborazione e organizza eventi di formazione e promozione culturale che possono essere proposti e seguiti dai soci stessi oppure da individui esterni all'associazione.

One of those things you just have to do, and it holds up. The fountain itself is genuinely…read morespectacular up close, bigger and more detailed than pictures do it justice, and seeing it in person is worth the chaos that surrounds it. And there is chaos: the piazza is packed at pretty much any hour of the day, so go in prepared for a crowd rather than hoping to find a quiet moment. You can pay a small fee to get down to the basin level for a closer look, and the line to do so can be long during peak hours. We found that arriving just before dinnertime cut the wait considerably; most of the daytime crowds had thinned out and we were through quickly. If your schedule has any flexibility, that window is worth targeting. The view from the piazza above is free and still solid, and getting down to the edge is not required, but a neat bonus.

Life was seeming ordinary, so I wanted to see something extraordinary. This is where I landed…read more The view was immediately beautiful. My significant other and I approached a sign that stated FONTANA DI TREVI. It also stated TREVI FOUNTAIN. It indicated ENTRATA . We waited in line. This attraction was free. The line went by fast. The view up close was far more beautiful than the initial view. It was nice to take in at first. It would have been better if the crowd was lower. I still enjoyed it. The service was good. I didn't have any issues. Overall, it was definitely worth the stop. I might go again in the future if the crowd is lower. Date of visit: March 22, 2025

Located on the edge of Villa Borghese, Villa Medici is a peaceful cultural oasis above the Spanish…read moreSteps that blends art, history, and gardens with stunning views over Rome. The guided tour is worth it, insightful and surprisingly serene. Don't miss the gardens or the chance to catch a rotating art exhibit. A hidden gem away from the crowds.

This palace can be viewed only by taking one of the guided tours so make sure you plan for the tour…read morein your language. The exterior front of this palace may be very humble but it was intended to be that way because it hides from the public what is an otherwise very ornate facade in the rear of the building that when you stand in the internal Courtyard and private plaza looks out and over the Vatican. This is now a functioning school to a small collection of dedicated artists who have a one year residency here and come from all over the world to study participate learn and in some cases to replicate the marbles that can be found elsewhere in the city. The guided tour in English was excellent, filled with facts and interestings things about this location and a walk through the garden was a pleasant experience that takes you out and away from the bizziness of the city of Rome. Make sure you ask them about The Secret passage that connects this house to the Vatican. There are a lot of stairs here small narrow and steep so be prepared to do some walking but it's well worth it so you can get out into the garden and find the beautiful little Bunny rabbit that habitats this local.

Centrale Montemartini is located in an obscure part of Rome. We walked over from Rome's first…read moreEataly, a decidedly uninspiring stroll. While the building was architecturally interesting, the exhibits themselves didn't excite me. Perhaps I was burnt out, but Centrale Montemartini did not tickle my fancy. Perhaps I needed more martini and less monte.

One of the 25 rare museum in the world. This museum located at the south of Coliseum. This museum…read morealso call industry museum. The backdrop is machinery that use in the pass. Now this factory change to museum. It was great scene for the industry manufacturer. The museum collection is mainly statues. You will not see the enormous size when it was erected. But when they lay on the ground, you know it is huge. There was an hand only already bigger the entire body. There many famous Roman was carved to face of themselves. The first floor has many tombstone like bathtub. The side has a lot carving. The second floor is the most interesting. I like the detail of the artists had done. It is beautiful. This museum will take 1.5 hours to visit. The cost is minimum. The parking on the street probably more than the entrance fee.