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Exploring the Magnificent Churches of Rome When it comes to historic churches, Rome is a city that truly stands out. Home to a vast array of stunning religious buildings, these landmarks are not only important for the Roman Catholic Church but also for their breathtaking architecture and priceless works of art. Papal Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican (St. Peter’s Basilica) Refer to Top Sites to Visit Section Cappella Sistina (Sistine Chapel) Refer to Top Sites to Visit Section Santa Maria in Trastevere Santa Maria in Trastevere is a historic church located in the vibrant neighborhood of Trastevere. Dating…

Discovering the best things to do in Rome in May Rome in May promises a vibrant and exciting atmosphere, offering a plethora of events and activities for everyone to enjoy. From captivating festivals and captivating art exhibitions to thrilling musical performances by renowned artists, this spring in Rome is packed with excitement. Whether you’re an art aficionado, a music enthusiast, or simply seeking reasons to celebrate, Rome eagerly awaits your presence. Let’s explore some of the most significant events happening in May to help you plan your visit. National holidays and special days in Rome in May May 1 |…

If you are considering using Rome’s transportation system, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with it beforehand. Here’s everything you need to know about the Metro, bus, tram, and train lines in Rome. HOW DO I USE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM IN ROME? The ATAC is Rome’s official transportation system, offering subway, bus, streetcar, and commuter train lines that connect the entire city and its outskirts. While Rome’s subway is one of Europe’s smallest and doesn’t cover all central areas, buses are a better alternative in the city center. You’ll likely use a combination of subway, bus, tram, and walking during…

Alexander Meddings Verified writer GUIDED TOUR From £99.00 Budapest Tipsy Tour Planning a trip to Budapest and wondering where to stay in the city? Look no further! Budapest, with its vibrant nightlife, cultural attractions, and thermal baths, offers a range of options for accommodation to suit every traveler’s preferences. With a population of roughly 1.75 million spread across 23 districts, Budapest boasts an efficient public transport system that connects the city’s various neighborhoods. To make the most of your time in the city, consider staying in the central districts. Whether you’re visiting Budapest for its nightlife, thermal baths, or simply…

When it comes to music, Rome is a city filled with passion and romance. The musical scene in Rome is vibrant and diverse, offering something for everyone from classical opera to jazz. Whether you are a traditional music lover or a fan of modern genres, Rome has it all! Opera For those who appreciate the classics, the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma is a must-visit. This historic venue hosts captivating opera performances at surprisingly affordable prices. Be sure to check the schedule before you go! Live Music Venues There is no shortage of live music venues in Rome, catering to all…

Welcome to Wanted in Rome! If you’re an expatriate living in Rome or just visiting, Wanted in Rome is your go-to monthly magazine in English. Established in 1985, we bring you the latest news stories, classifieds, event information, and much more. Our magazine covers a wide range of topics including events, museums, churches, galleries, exhibits, fashion, food, and local travel. Whether you’re looking for recommendations or just want to stay updated on what’s happening in the city, Wanted in Rome has got you covered. Join our community of English and Italian speaking residents and tourists to discover the best that…

The Rome Master 1000 will take place from May 6 – 19, 2024 The countdown begins for the 81st BNL International Tennis Tournament, the most prestigious red clay tennis tournament in the world after the French Open. Get ready for the clash of titans as the top names in Tennis converge on the legendary clay courts of Foro Italico, a historic stadium constructed for the 1960 Olympic Games. This is an event not to be missed, blending the excitement of men’s and women’s tournaments for two weeks of thrilling tennis action under the warm May sun. Prepare to witness a…

Time management is a crucial aspect of exam preparation that often gets overlooked. It can be disheartening to hear stories of students breaking down in tears during exams because they realized they weren’t going to finish on time. The lack of time management skills can significantly impact your performance in an exam, and it’s often related to not practicing under timed conditions with past papers. Practicing past papers under strict time constraints is essential to build your confidence and improve your time management skills. It’s unlikely that you’ll struggle on exam day if you’ve practiced multiple times under similar conditions.…

The Catastrophe of Anti-Semitism: Reflections by David Neuhaus, S.J. In a thought-provoking article, David Neuhaus, S.J., a distinguished Professor of Scripture in Israel and Palestine, sheds light on the devastating impact of anti-Semitism on both Jews and Palestinians. As a longstanding member of the Holy Land Catholic Church’s Justice and Peace Commission, Neuhaus offers a unique perspective on the current definitions of anti-Semitism that often hinder the pursuit of justice and peace in Palestine. Unveiling the Reality of Anti-Semitism: Neuhaus recounts a troubling encounter during a discussion on the Israel-Palestine conflict where his criticism of Israeli policies led to an…

Welcome to the Vatican News Blog! Three hundred clergymen recently gathered in Rome for a conference titled ‘Parish Priests for the Synod’, where they discussed how to implement synodality at the local level. The event was attended by priests from all over the world, coming together to share their visions and hopes for synodality in their communities. After meeting with Pope Francis to discuss their experiences and new roles as “missionaries of synodality”, some of the priests shared their insights with Vatican News. Understanding Synodality Fr. Stefan Ulz from the Austrian Diocese of Graz-Seckau explained that synodality means recognizing that…