Hi, I’m Indira
Hi, I’m Indira
I’ve lived in Rome for 9 years
I speak English, French, Italian, Russian, Ukrainian
I am a Translator, Cultural Mediator and Illustrator.
Hello there! I'm Indira, your local host in the enchanting city of Rome. Rome, with its rich history and vibrant culture, inspires me every day. Whether I'm sketching in a hidden courtyard or sipping cappuccino on a cozy terrace, I'm immersed in the joy of Italian "dolce vita." With a deep knowledge of neighborhoods like Trastevere and Parioli, I'll show you the city's hidden gems and historic landmarks. But what truly sets me apart is my unique perspective. From exploring the city's talking statues to uncovering centuries-old restaurants, I'll ensure an exciting and immersive experience. Love tango? Let me take you to the best milongas in town. Want to sketch Rome's stunning cityscapes? I'll share insider tips while we sketch together. With me as your go-to Rome enthusiast, get ready to discover Rome in a whole new light!
My knowledge & interests
Doctorate in Sciences of Information and Communication
Food
Arts
History
Shopping
Culture & customs
Street food
Local cuisine
Desserts
Food markets
Fine dining
Unique & unusual foods
Cinema
Art galleries & museums
Parks
Gardens
Scenic routes
Political history
Economic history
Social history
Architectural history
Cityscape photography
Modern architecture
Wine
Third wave coffee
Artisanal tea
High-end fashion boutiques
Department stores
Vintage shops
Street markets
Handicrafts & souvenirs
Traditional culture
Popular culture
Religious customs
Lifestyle culture
Gourmet food
Vegetarian food
Vegan food
Local speciality drinks
Painting
Sculpture
Traditional art
Contemporary art
Art history
Bookstores
Landscape photography
Nature photography
Gothic architecture
Baroque architecture
Rooftop restaurants in summer
Plein air sketching; historical animals of Rome
The best beaches near Rome by train
Influential families; artists inspired by Rome
Small local fairs
Renaissance architecture
Sagras (local food festivals)
Tango and milongas: a dancing night in Rome
