Essential Apps for Rome: 5 Apps I Use All the Time
As you might have already guessed, the main purpose of this blog of mine is to make your life as easy as possible when coming to Rome. Of course, I also want to inspire you and make your trip as fun as possible, but helping people and sharing my Roman wisdom has always been my top priority.
After living in Rome for several years, I wanted to share a list of the apps I use the most and genuinely find helpful. Whether you are staying in the city or planning to take a day trip from Rome, these apps will definitely make your time in my favorite place a little easier.
Best student neighborhoods in Rome: where to live as an (international) student
My dear readers, maybe you already saw it on my Instagram, but since last week, I am officially no longer a student. I graduated from Sapienza with a 110/110, and I am now the proud owner of a Global Humanities degree. While I don't fall into the student category anymore, I lived the student life (minus the drinking) for three years here in Rome, and I can tell you all about the best student neighborhoods in Rome. Depending on which university you are going to attend, there are some amazing neighborhoods where students are concentrated, and if you find an apartment in one of these areas, I am sure you are going to have a great time.
Best English-Speaking Doctors in Rome (Clinics for Tourists & Expats)
I have lived in Rome for quite a while now, and sadly, I have had to use the healthcare system here a couple of times. Ranging from minor health concerns to more serious issues, I have visited both the emergency room and a private clinic. When it comes to your health, it is very important that there is as little of a language barrier as possible. That is why, in this blog post, I will tell you all about English-speaking healthcare clinics in Rome. Of course, I hope you won't need any of them, but if you do, you'll know exactly where to go if you ever need a doctor while you're in Rome.
Laptop-friendly cafés in Pigneto, Rome for studying and remote work
As a blogger and a student currently writing my bachelor thesis, I could probably call myself somewhat of an expert when it comes to laptop-friendly cafés in Rome where you can study, work, or read in peace. I have already written an article about such cafés in Rome, but this time the location is a little more specific, namely one of my favourite neighborhoods in Rome: Pigneto.
To me, this creative neighborhood is a great place to be if you want to get inspired or, of course, productive. In this article, I will tell you all about my three favourite spots for remote work, studying, or reading in Pigneto.
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The Best Places to Study in Rome: Tips from an International Student
I have to admit, for the longest time I was a very loyal study-at-home girl. You could not get me to study in a library or at university, too many distractions if you ask me (a lot of people would say the same about studying at home). But in recent times, things have changed. Maybe it is because I have been studying for a while, but I needed a change of scenery and decided to give studying outside of my comfortable room another chance.
I went out with my books and tested spots in Rome that are perfect for studying, so with delight I can now present my list of the best places to study in Rome. If they managed to convince me to study outside of my home, trust me, they are worth it.