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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Roma non è Roma senza la Dolce Vita
“Rome is not Rome without La Dolce Vita”, so is the moto of one of the city’s small independent cinemas, which religiously shows Fellini’s masterpiece every Sunday at 5pm (in Italian with English subtitles). The Cinema Azzurro Scipioni, on via … Continue reading
Posted in Arts and culture, cinema, Daily life in Rome, English, Rome's neighbourhoods
Tagged cinema, Dolce Vita, Ekberg, Fellini, Fontana di Trevi, italy, Mastroianni, Prati, Roma, Scipioni, Vatican
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Rain is a pain
It is raining again, and it is a real pain! The winter climate in Rome is not very pleasant, it rains every other day, and when we say rain, we mean a strong shower, not a drizzle! Even Emperor Augustus … Continue reading
Posted in Daily life in Rome, English
Tagged autumn, bad weather, italy, pain, rain, Rome, winter
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In Monti behind the Colosseum
One of my favourite neighbourhoods in Rome is Rione Monti, located between the via Nazionale (which runs from piazza Repubblica to the Quirinale) and via Cavour (connecting Termini train station to the via dei Fori Imperiali). The area includes some … Continue reading