E-Magazine Rome, Italy

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ROME, ITALY

CONTENTS










2 TRAVEL INSPIRATION
What did rome have that
made you want to visit?

– Ramida Wongsorrachak




3 WOW! CARNIVAL 11 FINGER LICKIN' GOOD

Interesting festivals in Rome. Presenting restaurants. A
foodie's guide to Rome, Italy.
– Wachirapon Sasipattarasakul
– Wichayaporn Latham




7 THE TOURIST IS COMING 13 REFFERENCE
INTO TOWN

Tourist attractions in Rome.

– Sasikan Pungpho



10 SOLO TRAVELER 14 EDITOR MEMBER
Talk about solo travel in

Rome.

– Saranthorn Kamlangdet



WOW! CARNIVAL










VENICE CARNIVAL





Here is the information you need for the Venice carnival dates in 2020 and all

the events. The Venice Carnival 2020 will begin from Saturday, 8 Feb, 2020


and will concluded on Tuesday, 25 Feb, 2020. If you want to know when is

Carnival in Venice, then you must remember these dates.


The extravagant Venice Carnival festival is indeed a legacy that’s been around

since 13th century. Though there was a time when a ban was imposed on

masks and the carnival, during the Austrian conquest in 1798, the festivity

was brought back in 1979. It did indeed work as a catalyst for tourism, and

also gave a chance to give a fresh start to the celebration as most people had

forgotten about the tradition. Today, the Venice Festival of masks goes on for

good two weeks with many free events that are open for the public.

MAGGIO MUSICALE FIORENTINO







In 1928 Florence created an Orchestra, a seemingly natural consequence of the

growing international dimension of a city that for centuries had been devoted,

like few others, to art and culture. It was a courageously elitist decision for the

time and resulted, in 1933, in the first Festival of Maggio Musicale Fiorentino,


which followed the European tradition of presenting theatre and music

together. It is now the oldest festival in Europe after Salzburg and Bayreuth.


It is for its prestigious history through the last decades that still today the

Maggio, with its top-notch offering of opera and concerts, continues to be

synonymous with innovation, purpose, and an interdisciplinary vision of music

and performance, concerts and exhibition, and opera and seminars, which

complements and perfectly embodies the vibrant culture of the unique and

stunning city of Florence - a city of art, monuments and museums, and a city

enriched with an incomparable, magnificent past.

EASTER IN ROME






Easter ceremonies will take place at the Vatican, but there is not yet

consensus on exactly how and who can attend. As of March 18, they

are still reviewing the situation. Because of the current lockdown due to

Coronavirus, the Vatican has announced that one decision they have

made is that no members of the public may be attend in St Peter’s Square.



The main thing people ask me about Easter in Rome time is how crowded

it is (hint - less than you might think).




The funny thing is that up until the early 2000's (right before the internet

became many people's number one resource for trip planning), Rome

used to get really crowded at Easter.


Easter is one of the most important holidays, if not the most important

holiday in the Catholic calendar. And Rome can be famously crowded at

Easter, due to all the pilgrims pouring in from around the world for the

(church-related) festivities.

OPERA FESTIVAL








"teatro dell" Opera di Roma has gained an increase in international prestige

over the years, hosting performances by world-renowned artists such as

Caruso, Gigli, Del Monaco, Maria Callas, Renata Tebaldi, Montserrat Caballé

and Raina Kabaivanska, as well as acclaimed orchestra conductors

Toscanini, De Sabata, Klemperer, Abbado and the Master Riccardo Musti

since 2008.And the 2020 season is no exception. From ballet and opera to

musicals, concerts and drama, there is something in store for every theater

enthusiast.




Opera and ballet performances are staged between Jan and Nov at Teatro

Costanzi, while during the summer, the program takes place in the stunning

scenery of the open-air Roman Terme di Caracalla. While mid June, the

program changes location and takes place at the Circo Massimo instead of

the outdoor Roman Terme di Caracalla. The program includes 21

performances ranging from opera and ballet to concerts and galas with stars

like Anna Netrebko and Yusif Eyvazov. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to

enjoy the opera scene under the stars, with a 1500sqm stage and 1000 seats,

ensuring all safety measures and distancing.

THE TOURIST IS COMING




INTO TOWN














Rome is known as the Eternal City due to its

long history. But it persists all the time, and

now it's still charming on its sleeve, something

that is complemented by a charming local.

Rome was once the center of the powerful

Roman state. You can go back in time with


numerous monuments from the old days.

There are many attractions.



The Colosseum, one of the main Roman

attractions is a large outdoor stadium in the

center of Rome. Is a prototype of various

sports fields today In the past, it was a brutal

arena for the gladiators. A showdown for

strength And it is a

wonder of the world as well.




Piazza Navona, is one of the most famous and

most beautiful squares in Rome. That is full of

vitality There are many restaurants to choose

from to sit and relax. The view is definitely

worth it. When seeing the colorful buildings

Beautiful architecture A beautiful fountain set

around Paintings and shows of various artists.

Pantheon, the oldest square-shaped temple in Rome. It is more than 2,000 years

old, although its history and history is not very clear, but this temple is a clear

representation of ancient art from the Roman era. As well as the thoughtful

craftsmanship and design ingenuity of past architects. In addition to beauty and

holiness, the Pantheon is also a prestigious place where important figures are

kept.



You can visit these and other old sights such as Roman Forum, Palatine Hill,

Saint Peter's Basilica, etc.




All roads used to lead to Rome once. May one of these roads take you to Italy's

capital as well, where thousands of attractions, great food and drinks await you.

Piazza del Campidoglio by Michelangelo

Photo by HS-TGO

SOLO




TRAVELER


























When planning a solo Italian adventure and travelling to Rome alone, it’s

important to see everything you want to see. Whether you’re taking the plunge

with your first ever solo trip or are already a keen independent traveller,

discover how to get the best out of your visit, uncover the best when visiting

Rome alone and enjoy a solo travel Rome guide that encompasses the ideal mix

of Rome’s rich and turbulent history, modern design, architecture and nightlife.

Rome’s traditional restaurants and magical cultural spots provide some great

things to do in Rome alone. Navigating independently is no trouble at all as

Rome’s attractions are accessible on foot, by bus and by underground metro.

Regardless of how you travel, make this trip for you and relish in the eclectic


mixture of period buildings which interconnect different eras. Whether your

priority is globally influential art, impressive sculptures, colourful markets, the

food scene or quirky neighbourhoods, you won’t be stuck for what to do in

Rome as you peel back its many layers. So long as you’re travelling with an

open mind, you will be sure to have fun.

FINGER LICKIN' GOOD










L’ARCANGELO









When you want to be stylishly low profile, here is L’Arcangelo, the

restaurant located in Prati neighborhood. Salotto is the decoration style

of this restaurant.


You will entertained by chef and owner Arcangelo Dandini with his

unforgettable suppli, carbonara and gnocchi. Dandini will surprise you

withhis off-menu dishes like ravioli di Cipolla e il Mio garum.

BRISTROT 64





In the off-center Flaminio


neighborhood, Bistrot 64 is the

perfect spot to end a day of

contemporary art hunting in Rome.

Things that caused this restaurant

not the usual Roman restaurant are

the minimal, modern andmoody DRINK KONG

decor with dark wood floors and

white walls. With combination of Rome’s reigning king of cocktails,

Japanese technique and flavours Patrick Pistolesi. Drink Kong is cool

with Roman tradition, Bistrot is the with its labyrinth of dark rooms and

most afforavle Michelin-starred 1980s neo-nior vibe. A menu of


restaurant in Rome. cocktails inspired by color. You

can talk with any bartenders about

what you like or don’t so will know


exactly what to do.

REFFERENCE










- https://www.heremagazine.com/articles/rome-italy-guide

- https://www.travelyesplease.com/travel-blog-lessons-

learned-from-my-first-solo-trip/

- https://www.yingpook.com/blogs/world/italy-rome

https://www.talontiew.com/top-15-rome-italy-places/

- https://www.cheaptickets.co.th/flights/italy/rome/events

- https://sites.google.com/site/khxmulnaruniprathesxitali/


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EDITOR MEMBER









Ramida Wongsorrachak 633270333-6 No. 7


Wachirapon Sasipattarasakul 633270337-8 No. 9

Wichayaporn Latham 633270342-5 No. 10

Saranthorn Kamlangdet 633270348-3 No. 11

Sasikan Pungpho 633270352-2 No. 12

LIFE IS SHORT. TAKE THAT TRIP.