Tips & Tricks
Olgiata Golf Club (Largo Olgiata 15, Rome) – established in 1961, designed by the British golf architect C.K. Cotton (a re-designed by Jim Fazio), this 27-hole golf course (located northwest of Rome) is another option for golf players passing through Rome. It’s best-known for the various tournaments that it hosts. Those interested in playing can […]
San Siro (estadio) (Via Piccolomini 5, Milán): ubicado en las afueras del noroeste de Milán, este estadio es el hogar del F.C. Internazionale Milano (o “Inter de Milán”) y equipos de fútbol de A.C.Milan (con una capacidad de 80,000 asientos). Los interesados en asistir a sus juegos pueden visitar sus sitios web para obtener más […]
Stadio Olimpico (Piazzale del Foro Italico, Rome) – located in the northwest part of Rome and built during the days of Fascist dictator Mussolini, this stadium is home to both A.S. Aroma and S.S. Lazio football teams (with a capacity of 70,000 seats). Those interested in attending their games can go to their websites for […]
Teatro alla Scala (Via Filodrammatici 2, Milan) – this is the famed “La Scala” opera house, where to this day various opera & ballet productions are put together, along with classical music concertos. Those interested in attending one of its events can purchase tickets in person, or do so online through its website: www.teatroallascala.org
Ostia (beach near Rome) – this is a popular Rome-area beach destination, especially during the hot months from June to September. It’s just over 30 minutes via car west of Rome (via Autostrada A90). While there are public beaches in the area, much of the coastline are private properties that charge for entry, chairs, and […]
Piscina delle Rose (Viale America 20, Rome) – located at the southern district of EUR, this outdoor space is Rome’s largest public swimming pool (a great idea during the city’s hot months). It’s advisable to arrive early. There;s also a fitness center and restaurant on-site. Admission from €8. Hours: 10:00 am – 10:00 pm (Monday-Friday), […]