We all know the Thermae of Caracalla. We have all seen them at least once in photography. Also called Thermae Antoninianae, from the full name of Emperor Caracalla, these public Thermae of ancient Rome represent one of the most magnificent and impressive examples of Imperial baths.
A few months ago, I realized that I had never written an article about where to eat in Rome here on the blog. It is also true that, in the last year, between dinners with friends, some dinners with colleagues and the impartial advice of my colleague Chiara (La Gastromaniaca) I have been able to…Continue Reading
The Galleria Borghese is, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful museums in Rome and for many years I wanted to come back to see it because it is one of those museums that I saw as a child and that I absolutely did not remember.
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