May 12, 2020

Even before I was a tour guide, I loved telling stories. Often they are too long and if you hear me say “to make a long story short”- spoiler alert- I probably won’t.

It’s been over two months since I’ve led a tour. I miss it. I miss people and their faces as they discover more about the city I love. During this quarantine I’ve found myself questioning... well, everything.

There is still a lot to discover in terms of what our days and our lives are going to look like in the future. I’m trying my best to stay comfortable in the unknown. Trying to stay present with what’s happening right here, right now without making too many plans or predictions.

I really hope you are too. Nonetheless, I figured it’s worth putting this out into the world: if you’re in Rome, or perhaps in another region and want to come see Rome this year- I’d love to show you around. Maybe you’re from here and haven’t been inside the Colosseum since grade school, or maybe you have a particular museum or place you’ve been meaning to explore but never got around to it before. Well guess what? We have the luxury of time now and I’ve always been the biggest proponent of slow travel. It might be awhile before we feel comfortable to explore the city together, but we can still start to dream now, right? If this appeals, send me a message on here or feel free to email me for more info. After all there’s never been a better time to explore close to home.