Rome in a nutshell

Rome in a nutshell Hi, I'm Federica, La Pinnis. Tour guide.

I also organize trips to Rome ✈️ Travel Designer.
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Graduated in Languages.
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An incredible heat, kilometers under the sun, a faint voice… but I keep talking as if it were the first tour of the seas...
27/05/2026

An incredible heat, kilometers under the sun, a faint voice… but I keep talking as if it were the first tour of the season 😄☀️🏛️

Rome under the sun is not for the weak… but in the end, it’s impossible not to love it.

Happy clients, happy Fede 🩷

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26/05/2026

Piazza Venezia, the Vittoriano.

June 2nd is approaching, and everywhere around the area there is excitement and activity as preparations begin for Republic Day 🇮🇹

Sending warm greetings to everyone.
See you soon! 🙂

Hidden among the greenery of the Pincio Park is one of the places that has always fascinated me: the Water Clock.I’m not...
20/05/2026

Hidden among the greenery of the Pincio Park is one of the places that has always fascinated me: the Water Clock.

I’m not exactly sure why, but this place has always given me a slightly magical atmosphere ever since I was little. Surrounded by rocks, palm trees and a small pond, it almost looks like something out of a fairy tale.

It was designed in 1867 by Giovanni Battista Embriaco, a Dominican friar passionate about mechanics and clockmaking.

There are periods when it is extremely well maintained and others a little less so…but its charm always remains. I truly love it and I often pass by even when I don’t need to 😊

Have a lovely day everyone, and see you soon!

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19/05/2026

Rome. The Water Clock of Pincio 🤩
It was designed in 1867 by Giovanni Battista Embriaco, a Dominican friar passionate about mechanics and clockmaking.

Have a nice evening everyone :)

THE MOUTH OF TRUTH 😍Simply a Roman “monumental manhole”… yet its worldwide fame exploded in the 20th century thanks to t...
18/05/2026

THE MOUTH OF TRUTH 😍

Simply a Roman “monumental manhole”… yet its worldwide fame exploded in the 20th century thanks to the film Roman Holiday with Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck 🤩

The hand scene became iconic: Gregory Peck really hid his hand inside his sleeve to scare Audrey Hepburn, and her reaction was genuine. Since then, everyone wants to recreate that moment, and the long queue in front of the monument proves it, as you’ve probably seen in my live videos!

It is located in the portico of the Basilica of Santa Maria in Cosmedin, one of the most fascinating medieval churches in Rome and one I highly recommend visiting 😉

Wishing you all a great start to the week!

13/05/2026

The beautiful Moresque Greenhouse of Villa Torlonia designed by Giuseppe Jappelli 🌸🌼🌿

A perfectly successful restoration 🤩

08/05/2026

The Casale dei Cedrati inside Villa Doria Pamphilj, once the countryside residence of the family and part of the largest historic park in Rome. A green oasis in the heart of the city.

30/04/2026

Rome 🤩 Detail of Villa Borghese 🤩

See you soon 😉

Did you know that Piazza di Spagna was not always called by this name? After all, it is quite a recent one.For a long ti...
29/04/2026

Did you know that Piazza di Spagna was not always called by this name? After all, it is quite a recent one.

For a long time, this area was mainly associated with the French presence, thanks to Trinità dei Monti, which still overlooks the magnificent staircase today.

Walking here, you can still sense the traces of a neighborhood that, especially during the centuries of the Grand Tour, became a true international crossroads. The presence of artists, travelers, and scholars from all over Europe allowed ideas and cultures to meet right along these streets.

A careful eye can still spot many of these clues…almost like a little treasure hunt 🤣

If you’d like to discover more…you know what to do 😉 See you soon.

Photo: Detail of Piazza di Spagna, c.1740 | Giuseppe Vasi

Sapevate che Piazza di Spagna non si è sempre chiamata così? In fondo, è un nome piuttosto recente.

Per molto tempo quest’area fu legata soprattutto alla presenza francese, grazie a Trinità dei Monti che ancora oggi domina la scenografica scalinata.

Passeggiando qui si colgono ancora le tracce di un quartiere che, soprattutto nei secoli del Grand Tour, divenne un vero crocevia internazionale. La presenza di artisti, viaggiatori e studiosi provenienti da tutta Europa fece sì che idee e culture si incontrassero proprio tra queste strade.

Un occhio attento può ancora riconoscere molti di questi indizi…quasi una piccola caccia al tesoro 🤣

Se volete scoprirne di più…sapete cosa fare 😉 A presto.

Foto: Dettaglio di Piazza di Spagna, c.1740 | Giuseppe Vasi

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21 April 2026Today we celebrate the Birthday of Rome, which turns 2779 years old 🤩Rome: Capitoline Wolf, at the Capitoli...
21/04/2026

21 April 2026

Today we celebrate the Birthday of Rome, which turns 2779 years old 🤩

Rome: Capitoline Wolf, at the Capitoline Museums.

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21 Aprile 2026.

Festeggiamo il Natale di Roma che oggi compie 2779 anni 🤩

Roma: Lupa Capitolina, presso i Musei Capitolini.

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