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.
What to Do in Villa Borghese: 10 Activities in Rome's Most Beautiful Park
In the past, whenever I visited Rome as a tourist rather than as someone who lives here, I always skipped Villa Borghese, and looking back, I think this was a huge mistake. Villa Borghese, as I have mentioned before on my blog, is one of the most beautiful parks in Rome, and you can easily spend 1–3 hours here, or even more.
It is very centrally located and easily accessible from the centre of Rome. Besides that, entering the park is completely free. In this blog post, I will tell you all about what to do in Villa Borghese, as this park has many activities to offer.
Whether you're visiting with friends, family, or small children, Villa Borghese has something for everyone and offers the perfect green escape from the crowds of 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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6 Cafés in Pigneto, Rome You Need to Try
My loves, it is April again, the sun is shining here in Rome, and I am ready to attack some terraces with nothing but a desire for cappuccino and a dream.
Over the past few weeks, I ventured back into my old neighbourhood, Pigneto, and tested several cafés for you. I’ve put together a list of the best and cutest cafés in Pigneto, perfect for meeting up with friends or relaxing with a good book in the sun.
3 Unique & Fun Cafes in Ostiense, Rome: Perfect for Coffee, Catching Up & Cats
Lately, I have found myself more and more in Ostiense. If you have no idea what I am talking about, Ostiense is an industrial style neighborhood in Rome, which I have written an extensive guide about in a previous blog post. For me, this neighborhood is perfect to plan some dates with friends or go on a walk, because it can be a very inspiring place.
In this blog post, I will share my three favourite cafes in Ostiense, where you can meet up with friends or go alone to study, for example. All three of them are very unique, with one even being a completely vegan cat café. After this article, you will know all these cute cafes in Ostiense, making your trip to the neighborhood complete.