Live in Rome, Italy with a community of like-minded people.
More than just a vacation, immerse yourself for a month or two in Italian culture and experience firsthand the Italian way of life. You’ll learn to speak Italian, make new friends, and discover new passions.
Exclusive Amenities
Connect with a community of 55+ Travelers
Curated activities and support
Explore, cook, and discover nearby
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Live like a local and enjoy a variety of activities with like minded people in Rome, Italy.
Rome is a city where the ancient and modern coexist in a captivating daily rhythm. From cobblestone streets to vibrant piazzas, you’ll walk in the footsteps of emperors, artists, and philosophers—while also enjoying espresso bars, fresh markets, and sunny afternoons. This program invites you to slow down, soak in the culture, and live like a local—not a tourist.
Your experience always includes
Exclusive Apartments
Live in the elegant Sallustiano neighborhood—away from the tourist frenzy. Experience local life, steps away from bakeries, espresso bars, and trattorias. All private apartments are located in a recently renovated building with modern comforts.
Local Community Manager
Your local host who organizes community activities and connects you to local events. Whether you want to study Italian, volunteer, learn cooking, or just connect with locals, our Community Manager can guide you.
Cultural Experiences
Discover cultural activities in Rome that only locals know. Access the undiscovered side of this historic city. All scheduled community activities, meals, and happy hours are included in the program fee.
Health & Wellness
Travel medical insurance included in program fee. Community Manager can connect you to optional activities such as yoga classes, gyms, and excursions to beautiful places near Rome.
Rome: Home Away from Home
Live in the elegant and centrally located Sallustiano neighborhood, a quiet, residential area tucked between the Termini train station and the iconic Via Veneto. Known for its tree-lined streets, historic palazzi, and proximity to parks, museums, and local cafes, Sallustiano offers the perfect balance of peaceful living and easy access to Rome’s most famous sites.
Apartments are situated in a recently renovated contemporary building offering all the modern comforts. The building is located between Porta Pia (one of the historical entries to the city designed by Michelangelo) and Fontana del Mosè. You’ll live among locals, just steps away from bakeries, espresso bars, and neighborhood trattorias—ideal for getting to know Rome on a deeper, more authentic level.
All apartments are located in a recently renovated contemporary building offering all the modern comforts.
Fully equipped kitchen with cutlery & crockery
Dishwasher and washing machine
Oven, stove, microwave
Air conditioning and heating
Elevator
High speed internet
Smart TV
Coffeemaker
Hair dryer
Weekly cleaning
All apartments with The Good Life Abroad are located in the same building in Rome.
Authentic Rome Experiences
Experience a wide variety of activities to immerse you into the local culture. In addition to our weekly Tuesday Lunch Club, weekly happy hours, and cultural events, we also bring you local experts to illuminate you on Roman history, art, and architecture, as well as cooking classes and wine tastings. Your Community Manager is also able to connect you to local events that you are personally interested in, such as language lessons, art classes, or concerts and festivals.
The following community activities are included in the price:
Included Community Activities
Welcome reception & farewell party
Tuesday Lunch Club every week
Weekly “Happy (to be 55+) Hour”
Historic walking tour of ancient Rome
Local market visit & seasonal cooking class
Italian language crash course
Wine tasting at a local enoteca
Additional Experience Options:
Unique personal experiences that can be arranged at an additional cost with your Community Manager
Insider tour of the Vatican and Trastevere district
Day trip to the Amalfi Coast
Guided tour of Galleria Borghese
Private Italian language tutoring
Memberships: gym, yoga, or spa
Your Month-Long Rome Experience
More than just a vacation, immerse yourself in Italian culture and experience firsthand the Italian way of life. You’ll learn to speak Italian, make new friends, and discover new passions.
Your Tailored Experience Includes:
30 nights stay
Fully furnished upscale apartment
Weekly ‘Tuesday Lunch Club’
Weekly Happy Hour
Weekly activities
Included Extras
Roman cooking class
Italian Wine tasting
Walking tour of ancient Rome
Roman history lecture
Italian language crash course
Get Rome Details
Request a digital brochure with dates, prices, housing, and activities for our experience in Rome, Italy.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Rome
Spring and fall offer ideal weather for exploring the city’s famous landmarks and scenic streets. Winter is quieter, providing a peaceful environment to enjoy Rome’s art and history.
Rome is best explored on foot in many neighborhoods, though the city is larger and more spread out. For longer distances, Rome’s extensive public transit system—including metro, buses, and trams—makes getting around convenient.
The Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica are must-visit landmarks showcasing ancient Roman architecture and history. Outdoor attractions like the Janiculum Terrace offer breathtaking views of the city.
Rome has a mix of casual trattorias and upscale restaurants offering authentic Roman cuisine. Many feature outdoor seating and are easily accessible for older adults.
The historic center is ideal for its proximity to major sites, shopping, and dining. Accommodations near Villa Borghese and Via Veneto often provide quieter options with charming views and easy park access.
Orvieto, Tivoli, and the Amalfi Coast are excellent options for history, culture, and scenic beauty. Trains and guided tours make these destinations easily accessible.
Rome is generally safe, though crowded areas like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain may require extra caution with personal belongings. Enjoy exploring the city’s charming streets with confidence.
Rome Community Manager
Roberta D.
Originally from Naples, Roberta moved to Rome at a young age, where she earned a degree in Languages while working in the education sector. She lived in Spain for some years where she launched her own tapas restaurant. Eventually, Roberta returned to Rome, where she now shares her love for the city with visitors from around the world. Known for her warm smile and approachable nature, she combines her local knowledge with international experience to curate great activities and create a welcoming atmosphere for every guest. Outside of work, Roberta enjoys spending time with family and friends, and her housemate…her beloved dog. Roberta looks forward to sharing with our community members all the hidden places and magical moments of the Eternal City.