Rome is a city full of art and history and, giving fuel to your imagination, any visitor can pretend to be in the different historical periods and reconstruct all the stories and events while admiring all the art pieces and sites, that made it earn the title of...

Before talking about history, we'll give you some useful information on how to enjoy this magical place. Through guided tours, for example, you can admire the structure in its majesty, visit its basement and the third ring going down into the bowels of the most...

The Galleria Borghese, amazing museum in the heart of the city, can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday from 9am to 7pm, last entrance at 5pm. The entrance is at Piazzale Scipione Borghese, 5, inside the Villa Borghese park. It might sound obvious for those living in...

Castel Sant’Angelo (Saint Angelo Castle) is still a well kept monument, though its being ancient and visited by many tourists and Romans alike, and lively from an event perspective. Since many years, during the summer, it has been a stage of many events organized...

Characterized by its majestic dome, that can be seen from many different locations in Rome, the Saint Peter’s basilica is the heart of Christianity and fundamental stop for every tourist, that can admire the splendid facade and the numerous and precious art pieces...

The Vittoriano, also known as the Altair of Peace, dominates piazza Venezia and is composed of a wide stairwell that brings to the first terrace where the Altair sits and the tomb to the Unknown Soldier. High above, the statue of Vittorio Emanuele II of Savoia,...