“For me, Cinecittà has replaced the world” Federico Fellini
“The more I slowed down, the more I became a part of the city.”
“It is on this pavement and in the surrounding green areas that one can rediscover a world that totally belonged to the past.”
“Rome may not be an easy city to live in, but despite it all, it will become an easy city to love.”
“Never heard of La Tuscia? Not so long ago, neither had I.”
“it’s about being kind. It’s about humankind”
“What is Rome?” “It’s a mirror”
“[…] absorbing the moment requires time and patience.”
“Not long ago, leaving me in front of my house, a taxi driver told me: ‘I know this place, years ago I took a beautiful lady here.’ That lady was my mother, but with that strange grace that the Romans unexpectedly carry, he did not name her.” –Luca Dotti, Audrey in Rome (2011)
“Discovering the film’s surviving spirit in Rome”
“It’s a game of life, trust and all time that only the eternal city can give you.”
“Think of [natural wine] as the cool, unpretentious cousins of all the trophy Barolos or bold Brunellos out there. No wonder we’ve fallen so hard for them.”
“Quintessentially Italian, eminently Roman, these four things are a reminder of how distinctive this country, and city, of mine are.”
“Their diverse landscapes, award-winning blue waters and delicious seafood will always beckon and each summer I will always oblige.”
“The colorful houses of the historic center, the volcanic sand beaches, the countryside full of gifts from the earth, the rocky heights that stand out above the crystalline sea, offering breathtaking views.”
“I learned a lot in Rome. The Eternal City gives one a more accurate perspective of their place in history.”
Rome is a multisensory city. The legacy of Ancient Rome, the presence of the papacy, the contribution throughout the centuries of hundreds of emperors, architects, painters, artists, popes and then the progress of the contemporary age, have created a capital of layers whose silhouette is among the most extraordinary in the world.
