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Valueable advice or meet people in Rome for travel tips, best food recommendations, hidden gems, or social hangouts with locals, guides, and travelers.

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Where can I meet older women?

Apologies if this doesn't fit the rules of the sub. I'm visiting from London, not my first time but am really curious to talk to Roman locals for a documentary I'll be making later. Also,… more

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Finding women in their 40s and above in Rome who are open to conversation will depend a lot on your approach. Balduina is a residential area, so you might have better luck in more central, lively neighbourhoods. Try strolling through Trastevere in the evenings – it's full of trattorias and bars, a good place for people-watching and striking up conversations. Maybe check out some local artisan shops or smaller markets in Monti or Testaccio – places where you're more likely to encounter residents going about their day, not just tourists. Remember, being respectful and genuinely interested in their lives is key, regardless of your ulterior motives. Good luck with your documentary!

Alfieri Lante's Secret?

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I'm heading to Rome next month and found out my great-aunt went to I. C. Alfieri Lante della Rovere back in the day. She always talked about this amazing hidden courtyard, a real secret garden she ca… more

That's a really cool story! Finding your great-aunt's secret garden sounds like an awesome quest. I've never heard of that specific courtyard connected to the I. C. Alfieri Lante della Rovere, but Rome has tons of hidden courtyards – it's practically a hidden courtyard city. Your best bet might be contacting the school itself. They'd probably have old yearbooks or alumni records that could shed some light on it, or at least point you in the right direction. Failing that, maybe try reaching out to a local historical society in Rome. They're often a goldmine for this kind of hyperlocal info. Good luck with your search! Let us know if you find it!

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