What do you think are the most significant symbols of Italy? Cousine, history and sports, correct:)? Italy is full of history. In the capital of Italy, Rome, You will see…
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This blog brings you current information about travel situation to Rome caused by Covid-19 epidemy. We bring you quick update on the situation in Rome week by week , so…
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How not to make a visit to a city boring for your kids? We guess they don’t fancy the museums at all, right:)! They may love Rome as a foreign…
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Let me tell you what to do in Rome with your kids Museums, ruins, monuments, churches…. bleagh. Do you think that your kids would get bored if they came with…
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Italian cusine To enjoy the best food in Rome, don`t spoil the pizza by other stuff. A simple Margherita is the best choice. Italian cuisine is famous in the whole…
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What do you like to invest your money in? Do you enjoy buying something nice to wear or do you prefer spending on experiences? If the latter is true for…
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Let us take you on Segways to another hidden gem of the city. They call this beautiful fountain Fontana Delle Tartarughe. It takes its place in district Sant’ Angelo. To…
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Theatre of Marcellus was one of the ancient theatres in Rome. It finds its place between the Tiber and the Capitol hill on the left side of the river. This…
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They say there are more than 900 churches in Rome. When walking down the city centre it feels like every third or fourth building was a church. Romans say that…
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This triumphal column takes it places in Trajan’s Forum. The story on the column celebrates Trajan’s victory in the Dacians War. This masterpiece was finished in 113 AD. Sometimes people…
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Campidoglio is also called the Capitol hill. According to the legends, it is one of the seven hills on which they established Ancient Rome. There are more roads which can…
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Vittoriano is the monument of Victor Emmanuel II. He was the first king of unified Italy. It raises from the foot of the Capitol hill, facing Piazza Venezia. Due to…
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The Piazza Venezia square is geographically in the centre of Rome. It takes its name after Palazzo Venezia, one of the first Rennaissance palaces in Rome. It looks like the…
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This is one of the most famous streets in Rome. It connects Via del Corso wit Piazza di Spagna, where you can find the famous Spanish Steps. Did you know…
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