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The Roman Summer by Paola Fontana |
| Rome is at its very best in summer. Its characteristic "vita di piazza" provides innumerable ways to enjoy the city's outdoor way of life: from the cafes of Trastevere, to the ruins of ancient Rome, to the castles under the open skies. |
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For anyone who isn’t convinced that Rome is just the colosseum or the Piazza San Pietro, DV urges you to try the following:
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Roman summer is on the way. The locals turn to life in the streets to
drink in the pungent scents of summer. Bars and restaurants prompted
to put their tables outside. The temptation to enjoy languid evenings
with friends under the summer skies is irresistible. Lively trips into
the countryside are arranged and cultural events attended. These are
just a few manifestations of the season. At this time of year, it’s
virtually impossible to tell the Romans from the tourists: they love
doing the same things. For example, strolling through the charming streets
of the ancient sections of the city, open-air suppers in the sidestreets
of Trastevere or outings to the countryside near Castelli Romani.