A short article in Corriere della Sera discusses Rome’s ability to continue to attract visitors. Tourism to the capital has gone up notwithstanding crises and scandals.  The article credits this to Rome’s being an open-air museum together with its ability to adapt to contemporary times.  It cites the season’s current exhibitions, from Vermeer and Klee to one on Roman emperors.  At the same time, it reminds us of the “poor” Rome that appeared in classic Alberto Sordi or Dino Risi films and then goes on to give suggestions for areas and neighborhoods to explore where one can feel again this “real” ambience.  Interesting ideas for a visit!