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7 things Romans hate when eating

Different places you visit, different customs you’ll find. Wherever we go, we’re Italians. The way we talk, the way we think, the way we eat. Is not a mystery that Italians put devotion into cooking and eating, every meal is an important and holy moment, like a ritual carried on since ages and to be preserved and transmitted to future generations. But you know, Italy is a varied country, with different customs, styles and traditions, even at the table. We want to talk about the habits of Romans at the table and 10 things they hate when eating. 1. – Melius abundare quam deficere Better too much than too little. Our Latin ancestors already used to say it, even more so modern Romans keep saying it. The “gourmet” little portion is a fashion blogger thing, Romans want a full and satisfying plate. It’s a little bit annoying when the waiters serve that micro portions, we are hungry! So, or you increase the dosage or you have to buy smaller plates. 2. – Eat with your hands Cutlery are just frills

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The Magnificent Hadrian’s Villa

The Hadrian’s Villa, a journey into Ancient Rome history. Hadrian’s Villa is located in Tivoli, about 28 kilometers far away from Rome. It was built by Emperor Hadrian between 118 and 138 AD and it covers a total of 120 hectares. In 1999 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO; the area can be visited at the moment covers about 40 hectares. The Villa is a residential complex monument that still shows the grandeur of imperial Rome. It is made up of several buildings all linked together, more original than the domus and traditional villas. Each area of the entire villa plays a very precise function: the nymph stage, the building with three exedras, the building with the fishpond connected with the portico, and the thermal baths. The Canopus is one of the most beautiful spots of Villa Adriana and presents a large basin of water decorated with statues and columns that ends with an imperial triclinium in which parties and banquets were held. There are also two ancient “spas” of which you can admire the well-preserved remains,

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5 amazing snowy landscapes to enjoy this Winter In Italy

From North to South Italy, splendid destinations that covered with a snow white mantle gain even more charm and are ideal to enjoy holiday season and Winter in Italy… Because Winter is not a season, it’s a celebration! 5 Amazing Landscapes Mount Etna “The realm of Vulcan, god of fire”, Mount Etna is Europe’s tallest active volcano, is located in the province of Catania, Sicily, and has been included in World Heritage Sites list by Unesco. Few days ago we have experienced its largest eruption in 20 years. We strongly recommend a Etna hike, an unique experience that will give you extraordinary paths up to the top, stunning views and the magic and unique mix of snow and sparks that will make you feel free and magically lost in a timeless land at 3,350 m. of elevation. Madonna di Campiglio It doesn’t really need any introduction. One of the most famous destinations for ski lovers, it offers over 60 km of ski-slopes, elegant and luxurious hotels and plenty of things to do especially during Winter season. Enclaved between Brenta Dolomites

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What To Do In Rome This Summer

Visit Rome like a proper roman with Italy Rome Tour The “bella stagione” (the beautiful season) as we call it, allows delightful promenades in Rome beautiful parks, gardens, outdoor landmarks and, above all, summer offers many interesting events. This summer visit Rome like a proper roman with Italy Rome Tour and its precious tips about events that take place only during this magic period of the year. BIOPARCO What To Do In Rome this Summer Among the oldest and largest zoological gardens in Italy, the Bioparco is situated in the park of Villa Borghese and includes many thematic areas, habitats and rare animal species. This year there are interesting news such as a summer camp for children with many educational and entertaining activities to discover animals immersed in nature. Furthermore you could know closely the Sumatra tiger, the exotic and charming feline that lives in tropical forests. The perfect gateway for a summer afternoon with your family. VILLA ADA (Roma Incontra Il Mondo) What To Do In Rome this Summer Everybody knows Woodstock or Glastonbury. Well, perhaps the bands are

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Did you say Aperitivo?

What to do in Rome: the best places for Aperitivo in Rome How to really know an Italian? See it eating! It could seem trivial, but instead it is the simple truth. It could sound like a cliché, but that is and we are so proud of it. Between Northern and Southern Italy there are not only different culinary traditions, sometimes also the way we approach food is different. There are the typical frugal meals of the bit more chaotic Northern cities; there are the long-lasting Sunday lunches, or the endless wedding dinners especially in Southern Italy that last for 2 or 3 days. But there is an Italian tradition that takes place everyday, from North to South. It is the Aperitivo time. The Aperitivo was born in Turin more than 200 years ago, precisely in 1786 thanks to Antonio Benedetto Carpano who invented a drink called Vermouth. The new drink with a bitter taste, was so pleased to Vittorio Emanuele II that became the official drink of the Court. Since then the success of the Aperitivo was enormous. Until

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15 years of emotions

Our first thought goes to all you friends. We want to give you the most heartfelt thanks for everything you have done for our company in these amazing years. You make great Italy Rome Tour in these 15 years. Yes, 15 years of travels and emotions in which you have been with us since our passion for our beautiful country became our job. You made us part of your holiday, that’s why we design your tour to be uniquely yours. We want to show you our huge gratitude for sharing happy moments with us, for telling us “It was the journey of a lifetime, for your referrals and great reviews. They are essential for us, the most relished thing. THANK YOU friends, for having been with us since day one. For your loyalty, esteem, trust and friendship…we couldn’t thank you enough! We have grown a lot during these years, we started 15 years ago and now we have become an important Italian travel enterprise. For many years we have worked for positioning us as a reference point for thousands families

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Italian dishes with exotic origins Vol.1

Italy can count plenty of dishes that have exotic origins Our peninsula has a very rich history and culture. It derives from the variety of its invaders and the different populations that lived here during centuries.Latins, Arabic, Austrians, Spanish are only some example of the people who settled in our country. It influenced a lot the country’s nature in general, but above all our gastronomic tradition. We can count plenty of dishes that have exotic origins. Italian dishes with exotic origins in the Veneto Region Located in the north-eastern part of Italy, at its northernmost corner it borders also on Austria. The cooking of this area for this reason is similar to Tirolese one and reflects also in gastronomy the connections with Western Austria. Many typical dishes in facy have even today the original German names.Canaderli: bread crumbs balls filled with speck, spinaches, lard or cheese and served in hot soup or with molten butter. As regards as desserts we are spoiled for choice. Apple Pie (Apfelstrudel in german): a traditional Viennese strudel pastry jacket with an apple filling inside;

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Rome's foundation anniversary – April 21 2014

Rome’s foundation anniversary – XII edition The “Gruppo Storico Romano” every year commemorates the origins of the city of Rome, from small settlement founded on the Palatine Hill by Romulus on 21 April 753 BC , it became the Caput Mundi. Despite various millennia have passed, Rome still arouses fascination and beauty in the world and the purpose of this festival, which this year falls on Easter Monday, is exactly to keep alive this global interest towards the city. Reached its XII edition, Rome’s foundation anniversary, is a set of events and initiatives involving groups of about 1,600 historical celebrators, coming from 42 cultural organizations from 9 different European countries. The opening ceremony is scheduled for 10:30 am at the Circus Maximus with the Commission Feriarum, the ritual fire, followed by a parade that will cross Via del Teatro di Marcello, Piazza Venezia and Via dei Fori Imperiali, the Colosseum and that will end at the Circus Maximus with the great final battle between the legionnaires. The Rome Birthday In occasion of its birthday, Rome offers something special to its

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Max Parini Tour Guide Interview by Luxury Travel

It is a great honor for us to be featured on the distinguished website Deluxe Series european team that has recently interviewed our Max Parini, who for this occasion shares with us the knowledge of his home city. Max Parini and Rome Grown up in Rome, Max lives and breathes this city and has thoroughly enjoyed every minute with his clients from all around the world. To show us that Italy Rome Tour is an unmatched tour operator, he explain us that with his tours there are no limits of entering inside all Museums and Monuments. In addition he reveals us some secrets about his job and Italy Rome Tour itself. For instance, every tour operator offers you the typical itineraries, but Italy Rome Tour permits you to discover one of a kind places and routes, some off-the-beaten-paths which only a true Roman knows.The Underground Tour for example explores centuries of history buried in the subterranean layers that lie beneath five churches throughout the city. The interview goes on with many precious information about Italy and the art of the

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Venice: all events not to be missed

Countdown to the official opening of the Venice Biennale, which will be held from 28 August to 7 September at Ca ‘Giustiniani (San Marco, 1364 / A), this year under the direction of Alberto Barbera. The most fascinating city bustles with our own guests and international tourists, professionals and those who want to experience Venice Film Festival during one of the most famous in the world.

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