Museums, ruins, monuments, churches…. bleagh! Do you think that your kids would get bored if they came with you to Rome? Well… the answer’s no! Rome offers activities that suit…
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Italian cuisine is famous in the whole world for its richness and variety. From the north to the south of the peninsula you will be able to taste the refined…
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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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A small boat-shaped fountain located in the middle of the Spanish Square just below the steps of the Trinità dei Monti. The Fontana della Barcaccia completed between 1627 and 1629…
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The Turtle Fountain built in the 16thcentury by the Italian architect Giacomo della Porta can be found in the Jewish Ghetto in the heart of Rome. The original fountain designed…
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Teatro Marcello is the largest and best preserved theater of ancient Rome. It was founded by Julius Cesar, but construction began after his death. It is also the first building…
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The majestic baroque church of St. Ignatius was built in honor of St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus. The episode to which the history of this…
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Trahan’s Column
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The Arch of Constantine
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The Capitoline Hill is one of the seven ancient hills in Rome originally dedicated to roman gods, can be found in the heart of the city just behind the colossal…
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In the southern part of the Piazza Venezia you can find the Monument of Vittorio Emanuele II , built for the memory of the first king of the united Italy.…
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The Venice square is located in the geographical center of the city. The square is named after Palazzo Venezia, one of the first Renaissance palaces in Rome. It was originally…
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A street that connects Rome’s longest shopping street, Via del Corso to the Spanish Square. It is one of the fanciest and most expensive streets in the city, full of…
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