Rome in a nutshell

23/10/2025

Every city has its own rituals, but in Rome, the morning smells of coffee, the sweetness of a croissant, and that slow moment when the city gently wakes up, with friends chatting before everything comes back to life.

Today I tried a new little spot, right near Porta del Popolo, perfect before starting my tours in the city center :)

Sending you a warm greeting and this small, sweet suggestion. See you soon!

21/10/2025

Good morning, friends and followers 🙂

A little glimpse from one of my tours last weekend inside the Colosseum 🤩

👉 If you’re a group of 6 or 7 people, we can arrange the tour at any time, just contact me to plan it together!
👉 If you’re fewer than 6 people and prefer not to wait for the group tour dates, you can always book a private tour, fully customized for you.
👉 I’ll soon be announcing new dates for those who’d like to join a group and experience the Colosseum together 💪

📲 For info and bookings: WhatsApp +39 347 734 7240

See you soon!

Buongiorno amici e followers :)

Una piccola testimonianza di uno dei miei tour dello scorso fine settimana all’interno del Colosseo 🤩

👉 Se siete un gruppo di 6 o 7 persone, possiamo organizzare il tour in qualsiasi momento: contattatemi per accordarci!
👉 Se siete meno di 6 persone e preferite non aspettare le date dei tour di gruppo, potete sempre scegliere un tour privato, completamente personalizzato.
👉 A breve pubblicherò anche nuove date per chi desidera unirsi a un gruppo e vivere insieme l’esperienza del Colosseo 💪

📲 Per info e prenotazioni: WhatsApp 347 734 7240

A presto!

10/10/2025

LOCAL CULINARY TRADITIONS

Basil, this is definitely something that can’t be missing from your kitchen!

08/10/2025

LOCAL CULINARY TRADITIONS

Can we take a moment to talk about the bomba filled with cream?
It’s practically a must here in Rome.
You know those days when everything seems to go wrong?
Well, one of these, warm, soft, and full of cream, and suddenly everything feels easier to handle.
Sometimes, it really takes so little.

Have a great day, see you soon!

07/10/2025

Good morning everyone, friends and followers 🤗

If it’s your first time in Rome, the tours I recommend the most are:

-Colosseum Tour
-Roman Forum and Palatine Hill Tour
-Imperial Fora Tour
-Piazza Venezia Tour with multiple stops (Piazza Venezia, Trajan’s Forum, Largo di Torre Argentina, Piazza di Santa Maria Sopra Minerva, Pantheon, Piazza di Sant’Eustachio)
-Capitoline Hill Tour
-Largo di Torre Argentina and 20th-century urban changes

I know...too many things to see 🤣 but you don't have to do everything in only one day ;)

👉There’s also an alternative I’ve started suggesting, especially for those who want to save a bit but still learn what to see and how to visit, while moving around more independently and at their own pace. We can do an outdoor walking tour instead of entering the archaeological sites of the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Palatine Hill. This way, I’ll explain everything from the outside (Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, Imperial Fora), and then you can go inside on your own and stay as long as you like.

📩 Info & bookings:
👉 [email protected]
WhatsApp 👉 347 734 7240

06/10/2025

Roma 🤗 Ponte Milvio 🤩

04/10/2025

Rome, Italy ❤️ Ponte Milvio 🤩

02/10/2025

Wonderful view over the Roman Forum 🤩

01/10/2025

📢MY TOUR LIST! Update! 📢 New Tours! 📢

Do you want to discover Rome with a licensed tour guide? Contact me.

-Colosseum Tour
-Roman Forum and Palatine Hill Tour
-Imperial Fora Tour
-Piazza Venezia Tour with multiple stops (Piazza Venezia, Trajan’s Forum, Largo di Torre Argentina, Piazza di Santa Maria Sopra Minerva, Pantheon, Piazza di Sant’Eustachio)
-Capitoline Hill Tour
-Largo di Torre Argentina and 20th-century urban changes
-Janiculum Hill Tour
-Ponte Milvio
-Foro Italico, Mussolini’s Forum
-Villa Torlonia Tour
-Villa Borghese Tour

📩 Info & bookings:
👉 [email protected]
WhatsApp 👉 347 734 7240

26/09/2025

25/09/2025

Good evening everyone, friends and followers 🤗

Have you ever been inside the famous Papito Tower in Largo di Torre Argentina?

I had never been in! It was interesting and enriching.

As everyone knows, it’s not the tower that gives the name to the square. It has a particular history, just like the whole area 🙂

If you want to know more, book my tour 💪🏻 Write me for info 🙂
See you soon!

23/09/2025

The famous Passetto di Castel Sant’Angelo 🤩
An elevated and fortified corridor, about 800 meters long, connecting the Vatican (Apostolic Palace/Vatican City) with Castel Sant’Angelo!
Its construction dates back to the 13th century, and it is closely linked to the Città Leonina, the first true fortification built to protect the Vatican. Pope Leo IV (hence the name) had it erected in the 9th century to defend St. Peter’s and the surrounding area from Saracen raids.

The Passetto di Borgo was later added as a sort of “strategic extension.” It was not originally part of the Leonine Walls but took advantage of their defensive system by connecting to them.

It served as a safe escape route for the popes: in case of attacks or sieges, they could flee from the Vatican and take refuge in Castel Sant’Angelo, which was practically an impregnable fortress. Some popes also used it as a secret passage to meet lovers or “inconvenient” figures, far from prying eyes.

In my opinion, the last stretch, right next to Castel Sant’Angelo, is the most fascinating.
Have you ever visited it? Have you ever tried to spot it from the outside?

Best wishes and see you soon 🙂