The word “ciceroni” is the plural form of “cicerone,” which refers to a guide who provides information and guidance to tourists or visitors at historical sites, museums, or other places of interest. The term originates from the name of the Roman statesman and philosopher Cicero, whose eloquence and knowledge were celebrated in antiquity. In contemporary usage, a cicerone can also refer to someone knowledgeable about beer, often involved in its tasting and appreciation.
