If you are going to Italy, then its is worth to stop by a cooking class for one day.
In Rome, I chose to go with Chef Andrea http://www.cookingclassesinrome.com and I learned to make Pasta from scratch and the very delicious strawberry tiramisu.
Click on the picture below for a photo diary of my experience and do not hesitate to book your class with Chef Andrea, It is a 100% worth it.
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Leave me your comments 🙂
via Cooking Class.
This is the area that never sleeps in Rome.
For a great night scene, very relaxed and chilled atmosphere with lots of great places to see visit and eat at, check out my photo diary of Trastevere and leave your most recommended restaurant in the comment box :).
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via Trastevere.
Art is what I call the streets of Cavour or to some people Madonna dei Monti. In my photo diary you will notice the photos of windows, to be displayed as a framed painting, the Doors look like sculpture art, the shops look like a scene set, and the streets with all the details combined look like a play.
Photographs are the best piece of memory one can have, and it is one of the best way to communicate in a common language.
Check out my photo diary and find out where to eat, shop and go.
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I look forward to read your comments. 🙂
As much as I write about the Madonna dei Monti it will not be enough to describe the beauty of every little corner, wall, door-frame and shops.
Clicking on the below photo, you will be redirected to my photo diary of Cavour and each picture will truly tell you the story of every corner. This area is a beautiful place to hang out, shop, chill, meet beautiful Roman people, and have great food.
I couldn’t get enough of it. Love Madonna dei Monti.
Without the Colosseum, Rome would not be Rome.
Thanks to the Ancient Romans, and thanks to the Italians for making it accessible world-wide. Check my admiration photo diary of the Colosseum and the Ancient Rome: the city under Rome.
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Your comments are what I always await for. Love Rome.
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via Piazza del Colosseo.
Always wondered why this Trevi Fountain collects about 3000 euros a day ???
Check out my blog post for a photo diary of the magical fountain, and where to find the best black truffle Pasta in Rome Italy.
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via Fontana di Trevi.
If you live in a city that has beautiful parks, my advice is to take advantage and spend some time there.
In Rome; I decided to spend a day at Villa Borghese, and all I can say about it is in my photo diary.
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via Villa Borghese.
I find Campo De’Fiori to be the Gem of Rome.
If you click on the photo below, you will find my post on Campo De’Fiori. Including best shopping streets, restaurants, Cafes and photos of the open market.
Check it out and let me know what you think 🙂
I love Roma.
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via Campo De’Fiori.
If you have been to Rome, you must have been to Piazza Navona, one of my top rated area in Rome.
Check out this post released today and learn more on what Navona looks like and where you can find the best Pizza and Gelato in Roma Italia.
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via Piazza Navona.
There is nothing more beautiful than to walk around a river, specially if it was surrounded by authentic architecture.
Just take a walk, discover what is new, spend a full day on your feet walking around from district to district, street to street and enjoy your findings.
The tevere (also known as tiber) is the 3rd longest river in Italy and it is located in Rome.
Enjoy your walk and check our my photo diary of the Tevere by clicking on the following picture.
Razan Masri 
