The selection process…<\/strong><\/p>\n Travelling is about experiencing the best of what a new city can offer and a great place to find inspiration is in blogs. However, it can be a jungle to navigate through the many blogs and content you can find online. Therefore, our team has scoured the internet looking for the best travel blogs in Rome.<\/p>\n The 20 blogs that have made the final list have been selected following a selection according to 4 criteria:<\/p>\n In this award, you will find talented photographers, skilled writers, wanderlust addicts, foodies, family travellers, and eco-friendly travellers<\/strong>. Additionally, it is necessary to mention that some websites awarded are not, strictly speaking, travel blogs. However, in every case, the usefulness of their tips or their great content have convinced us to include them.<\/p>\n All 20 blogs have made it as “Best 20 Travel Blogs 2019” meaning the order is random.<\/p>\n We would like to congratulate all the bloggers that made the Top 20 thanks to their awesome work!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The nominated bloggers are more than welcome to put the following code on their website to use the badge and share their nomination with their readers!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Becky Excell<\/a> created the blog<\/span> in 2013. When I was first told it was game over for me and gluten. So I started posting\/creating gluten free recipes for all the things I missed eating\u2026 and it turned out that loads of other people missed the same kinda things as I did! Since then I\u2019ve dedicated my blog<\/span> to help make gluten-free people\u2019s lives easier in whatever way I can – with recipes, travel guides or new product finds.<\/span><\/p>\n I love to travel and because eating out abroad can be a very stressful experience when you\u2019re gluten free, I always try to create travel guides for my audience whenever I can. Nobody should have to miss out\u00a0on seeing the world just because of gluten!<\/span><\/p>\n What makes my\u00a0blog<\/span> unique?<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n The Blonde Abroad<\/a> is the go-to website for solo and female travel around the world for all women, by women. Kiki is a California native, who, not too long ago left her career in corporate finance to become a world traveller. Since quitting her job, she has travelled to over 70 countries and has knocked some big adventures off her bucket list.<\/p>\n Driftwood Journals<\/a>\u00a0is\u00a0about meaningful and responsible travel, mainly in Europe. Through my writing,\u00a0photography<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0videos<\/a>, I hope to inspire\u00a0<\/span>travellers to dig deeper, to celebrate and preserve the cultural\u00a0traditions<\/span>\u00a0and natural beauty of the destinations they visit while experiencing the local way of life.<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Full Suitcase<\/a> is one of the world\u2019s leading family travel blogs. It not just inspires you to travel but also shows HOW to make it happen. Captivating imagery and travel stories will get you dreaming about new destinations and their practical tips will help you make the most of every single trip.<\/i><\/p>\n A girl’s guide to travelling alone<\/a> is a solo female travel blog encouraging women everywhere to have adventures around the world on their own terms. With dedicated solo city travel guides, planning articles such as how to save money on travel, and how to stay safe and healthy on the road. Blogger Gemma Thompson has also recently launched a podcast of the same name, featuring fascinating guests, practical tips and on-the-road location guides.<\/p>\n Naomi is a female traveller from the Netherlands who blogs about her adventures trying to discover Roman Ruins, History and Cheese in Europe and beyond. She is crazy about train travel, freakishly excited about ruins (preferably Roman or Greek) and loves to share her highly detailed and practical travel tips. Rome is her favourite city and she keeps coming back to explore more of the eternal city.<\/p>\n In a distant past, she studied ancient Roman culture and history and it shows on her blog, as she travels to find the best Roman history.\u00a0 Naomi will not only get you excited about the sights to see but also shares efficient and practical travel tips and information to plan your own travel. Head over to Probe around the Globe<\/a>\u00a0to read all her stories.<\/p>\n Jones Around The World<\/a> is a travel and music festival blog following the adventures of Dave (or more commonly known as Jones). His website is filled with stunning photography, helpful travel guides & itineraries, and wild music festival reviews.\u00a0 What started out as a hobby blog while completing his Master’s degree online while backpacking through Asia, has turned into his full-time job!<\/p>\n Kids Are A Trip<\/a> is a family travel website created to inspire families to explore the world beyond their backyards. The site is owned by Kirsten Maxwell, a former bilingual teacher, who truly believes travel is an education and feels fortunate she can teach her three boys about different cultures as the family has travelled to 25 countries and counting. After traveling as a family for 15 years, they have learned to find those off-the-beaten path experiences while still finding time to explore the popular attractions. Kids Are A Trip has been featured in Lonely Planet, The Chicago Tribune, Bravo TV, Family Vacation Critic, and various national publications.<\/p>\n Federica is a twenty-something globetrotter with a gigantic crush on Rome. Her travel and lifestyle blog, Where To Go In<\/a>, is where she gives readers tips on how to live la dolce vita around the world (without breaking the bank)! Federica has lived in 7 cities worldwide and writes about her travels and experiences. But her main focus is Italy and the city of Rome. From itineraries, restaurants and nightlife, to day trips to the beach and the Island of Ponza, Where To Go In will take you on an authentic and colourful journey around Rome<\/a> and its surroundings. Need help planning your trip? Ask for her advice!<\/p>\n Urban Pixxels<\/a>\u00a0stands out for its travel inspiration and useful information for those who wish to discover what is out there. What you will soon realize after going through Urban Pixxels is that you will prefer to watch videos and look at the pictures more than you would read about places to visit. Urban Pixxels also believe \u201cexploring local food culture is just as important as sightseeing.\u201d In her Lisbon post, she shares how to shop in style, where to eat and what to do.<\/p>\n Stephanie is a New Yorker that loves to travel on improvisation instead of planning her trip step by step. As she says it herself, she\u2019s never been a map savvy. She travels around the world with her boyfriend and her family and gives us guides and hacks to make her benefit from her experience and her mistakes. Looking to make a trip to Portugal, Scotland or South Africa? Check out her travel videos, it will give you a quick glimpse of how extraordinary these destinations are. Even though she was in Rome a few years ago, her post Six Things to Do your First time in Rome<\/a> is worth a read!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Expert Vagabond is a great blog run by Matt, a professional photographer, and adventurer. In 2010 he quit his job, sold everything he owned to follow his dreams. In his posts, he advises us, motivates us and makes us learn from his travelling mistakes. The quality of his photos off the charts and his destination choices are very original. The content of his articles would be suitable for any type of traveller interested in stunning landscapes, cultural immersion, exotic food or photography.<\/p>\n Why have you created this blog? : \u201cI enjoy sharing the excitement of adventure travel with others, inspiring them to discover new destinations that may not have been on their radar.<\/em> To dive deep into the local culture and learn something new about the world we all live in. To help give them the courage to venture outside their comfort zones. The catalyst to start my travel blog was working an unfulfilling job, and feeling a bit lost without a purpose.<\/p>\n In the hopes of injecting some inspiration into my life again, I took a risk by saving some money and quitting my job. Next,\u00a0 I went backpacking through Central America for a year while sharing the journey with family and friends via the blog. But soon other people started to follow along too. And I was having such a good time, that I did everything I could to figure out how to make travel blogging my full-time job.\u201d Matt<\/p>\n All the above-mentioned bloggers have all provided an amazing guide on what to do and see while visiting Rome. Don’t let your bags hold you back from experiencing Rome from the moment you arrive until the moment you depart. Store your bags with one of our 50 luggage storage locations all around Rome<\/a> – it could be our most popular destination at Roma Termini<\/a> or read our guide for more information about how you can easily store luggage in Rome as of 2019.<\/a><\/p>\n The Top 20 Travel Blogs in Rome in 2019 After extensive research, we’re proud to announce the 20 best blogs you can find for travelling to Rome as of 2019! 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<\/a><\/h4>\nBecky Excell<\/h4>\n
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<\/h4>\nSophie’s Suitcase<\/h4>\n
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<\/div>\nNomadic Matt<\/h4>\n
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<\/div>\nThe Blonde Abroad<\/h4>\n
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<\/div>\nCouple in The Kitchen<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nDriftwood Journals<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nFull Suitcase<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nA Girl’s Guide to Travelling Alone<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nProbe Around The Globe<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nJones Around The World<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nKids are a Trip<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nWhere To Go in<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nTake Your Bag<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\n<\/div>\nThe Wander Blogger<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nYou Could Travel<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\n<\/div>\nUrban Pixxels<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nThe Wanderlost Away<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\n<\/div>\nExpert Vagabond<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nM\u00e9lange Travel<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nY Travel<\/h4>\n
\n<\/div>\nPlan your trip to Rome<\/h3>\n