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Written by: Artur Jakucewicz

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Hello and welcome!

We’re Kate and Artur, a duo united by our shared fascination with the Eternal City – Rome. Our paths, guided by a mutual passion for its timeless stories and architectural marvels, intertwined in ways we could never have imagined. Since May 2014, fuelled by our collective dreams and countless espressos, we have embarked on this wonderful journey to create the ultimate portal for anyone planning a trip to Rome.

Every cobbled street, every whispered legend, and every sunset behind the Roman Colosseum fuels our commitment to this endeavour. Explore our deep-seated passion for Rome and the countless tales of Ancient History it preserves.

As of 2025, our platform boasts over 300 meticulously curated articles, each drawn from our firsthand experiences and expertise. Delve into these resources, all freely available, to shape your perfect Roman adventure.

Furthermore, if you’re looking for a touch of personalised guidance, we’re here to help. Get in touch, and let’s craft a bespoke itinerary just for you.

Kate Zusmann
Kate Zusmann
635 posts
I’ve lived in the Eternal City for the past 12 years. They say every corner of Rome holds a story, and I’m here to share some of the most fascinating historical facts and local legends.
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Artur Jakucewicz
Artur Jakucewicz
219 posts
I’ve lived in Rome for over a decade and am delighted to share my knowledge and experience. Passionate about ancient history and architecture, I’m the author of travel guides to Italy designed especially for independent travellers.
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About us ROME.US Authors Kate Zusmann and Artur Jakucewicz
We're Kate and Artur, a duo bound by our shared fascination with the Eternal City – Rome. Our paths, driven by a mutual passion for its timeless stories and architectural marvels, converged in a way we had never imagined.

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