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Transfer with Tour between Rome and Florence
Have you begun your trip planning for Italy, but don’t know where to start? You know you want to travel to Italy for your next vacation and you know you will only have a week or ten days tops to see everything you want to see. Most likely […]
Trip memories: The Tuscan folklorist group
During my career, I have done maybe thousands of tours.
When I was younger, I worked driving tour buses, a passion inherited by my father; that was my wish when still I was a little child.
Fumone Castle
If you want to spend a day off the beaten path during your stay in Rome, I suggest a full day tour in Ciociaria, visiting Fumone Castle, replete with ghost stories and murder mysteries.
You could add a nice wine […]
The Battle of Montecassino
In July of 1943 the Allies started Operation Husky, a planned invasion of Italy from the south beginning with a massive landing in Sicily. The commanders were General Montgomery, leading the British Eighth Army, and General Patton, leading the American Fifth Army.
This […]
2009 G8 Summit – Obama Motorcade
On April 6th, 2009 a tragic event occurred in the Italian region of Abruzzo: a big earthquake caused massive destruction and many civilian deaths in the region’s capital, L’Aquila, and the surrounding area.
It’s hard to imagine, but still today much of the […]
Differences between Pecorino and Parmesan and which one to choose correctly
Foreign tourists who come to Italy to visit Rome and other cities rich in history and culture do not miss the opportunity to taste the flavors of the Italian culinary tradition.
Among the typical dishes of Mediterranean cuisine, pasta stands out, known and […]
The Appian Way – the most famous road in Rome
The Appian Way is the most famous Roman road and was so well constructed that it was nicknamed the “Regina Viarum” or “Queen of the roads”. In fact, the ancient Romans were true masters in the construction of roads and masonry in general, which is the […]
Milvian Bridge
Nowadays the Milvian Bridge is considered one of the most famous of the movida’s places of Rome, but in the past it was place of a battle.
The battle of Milvian Bridge
The Tiber Island
The Tiber Island, located on the Tiber river, it’s the connection through the bridges Ponte Fabricio, the only original bridge in Rome, and Ponte Cestio, of which only some parts are still original, to Trastevere neighborhood, which is located instead on right bank of the river.
The drinkable water fountains
This type of fountain is made of cast iron and is about 1 meter and 20 centimeters high, it’s shaped like a column and at mid of the column itself, you can notice a sort of curved pipe which looks like a large nose, that’s the […]
The Mouth of the Truth
If you are touring in Rome and it happens to get by this site located in the porch of the St. Andrew in Cosmedin church, you should know that there’s a good reason why so many people are queuing in order to stick their hand into […]
The Hole of Rome
Have you ever heard of the hole of Rome? This is one of the many curiosities of Rome, that became famous in the world, also thanks to the film Roman holidays (1954).
I […]
St. Angel Castle
Located just a few hundred meters from the St. Peters’ Basilica and known as the Vatican castle, St. Angelo Castle was the last defensive line of Popes.
For Opera lovers, it is known that St. Angelo Castle was the main set of Tosca, […]
A New Age of Travel After Covid-19
Hello, this is Paolo di Gangi, owner of Limoservices & Travel and I wanted to share with you my ideas on the current Covid-19 pandemic and some lessons from the tourism of the past that I feel could help to create a new age […]
The Best Things to See in Rome During the Christmas Season
The holiday season is a magical time to visit the beautiful city of Rome and the Vatican. December 8th is the Immaculate Conception holiday and marks the official start of the Christmas holiday season in Italy.
The season lasts through January 6th, the […]
