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Scuola San Giovanni Evangelista's Secret?
So, I'm heading to Rome next month and stumbled upon this Scuola San Giovanni Evangelista – it looks amazing in pictures! I'm a bit of a history buff and love finding quirky, lesser-known spots. My… more
That's a fantastic choice! Scuola San Giovanni Evangelista is in a pretty lively area. You might find some interesting local lore digging into the history of the nearby Trastevere neighborhood. It's known for its strong artisan traditions – maybe look into old workshops or guilds that might have had connections to the school. Also, check out any local churches or piazzas close by; often, those places hold centuries of untold stories. There's a good chance you'll stumble upon some fascinating characters and their tales if you wander the smaller streets and talk to the locals. It's all about getting lost and finding the unexpected. Enjoy Rome!
Fiore di Zucca's Secret?
So I finally ate at Fiore di Zucca, everyone raves about it, right? The pasta was amazing, seriously, some of the best I've had in @Rome. But the atmosphere felt...off? Like, strangely quiet even th… more
Nah, you're not alone. Fiore di Zucca can be weirdly subdued sometimes. It's popular, so you'd expect more buzz, but it often has this...hush. I think it's just the acoustics of the place; the high ceilings and maybe the way the tables are arranged kinda deaden the sound. Plus, a lot of tourists go there, and some tourists just...eat quietly. It's not necessarily bad vibes, just...unexpected. I wouldn't read too much into it. Enjoy the amazing pasta though – that's the real prize!
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