Some of Rome’s top bars have created recipes for the FT that capture the essence of their city. Enjoy them at home or order in person if/when you can
Francis Ford Coppola, Susan Sarandon and Martin Scorsese have all been drawn to this tiny film store
Brilliant breaks abound along the coast to the west of the Italian capital — for surfers of all levels
Relics of Augustus’s reign are scattered across the city but now, after a major restoration, visitors can see his last resting place
The Italian capital is teeming with opportunities for one-off gemological and olfactory discoveries
One-of-a-kind shops and ateliers offering bona fide Roman style, from the sleekly austere to the wildly flamboyant
The coolest, most classic way to experience the Eternal City is on two wheels.
Take advantage of the calm before the bustle returns to la città eterna at these smart spots for an al fresco aperitivo
From the church where Puccini’s Tosca was set to the best addresses for artichokes and carbonara, the managing director of FT Live reveals his ideal itinerary for a perfect day in the Italian capital
These scenic runs in the city’s greenest spaces take in aqueducts, obelisks, stunning views of St Peter’s — and even the odd turtle
Over amatriciana and saltimbocca, the three-course boozy lunch is alive and well for power brokers in the Italian capital
Ninety-six sculptures belonging to the Torlonia family are now on show at Villa Caffarelli in Rome
Start with a coffee, finish with an Aperol Spritz — and enjoy tasty Italian fare along the way
Where to find classic Roman cuisine, beer for breakfast and the best pizza on earth
He was the most influential of European artists and his works still speak to us today — as this momentous exhibition reminds us
A former papal apartment has been reborn as the Eternal City’s most exclusive place to stay
Where to go for traditional Italian food, classic pastas and the best ice creams
The Eternal City’s best restaurants and watering holes, as recommended by you
From stylish decor, the perfect location and fabulous service, to excellent food and drink, luxury toiletries and more, here are your favourite places to stay in the Italian capital
Try the train, travel light and always, always take a water bottle . . . and maybe a clothes line too
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Tired trattorias used to be the order of the day on Piazza Navona — until the lockdown prompted two brothers to reinvent their own as a cooler offering that appeals to the locals
The pandemic has caused visitors to stay away too, pushing rentals and sales down
The creative director at one of France’s most venerable fashion houses invites us into her Italian home
Post-lockdown, Italy’s public swimming pools have reopened — with strict safety measures. But nothing will deter our correspondent from his cherished weekly swims
No one can be prepared for the preposterous perfection of Italy’s capital
From the streets of Florence to the Amalfi coast, the usual summer tourism deluge has become a drought
The country’s most powerful organised crime group packaged millions of plundered euros into funds and portfolios
The case of Gianluigi Torzi is likely to shed a light on one of the Catholic church’s most controversial financial deals in decades
Bureau chief James Politi loves the city’s food markets and parks — if only the bins were emptied and the buses bearable
An expert dissection of the trends that account for the Italian League’s revival
From her base in the Italian capital, Irene Khan is in a constant battle to protect international law
The author and law professor visits the places in the Eternal City where a Nazi on the run sought refuge
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