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The newly-opened Necropolis of Via Triumphalis, which now can be entered by Risorgimento Square, is a one-of-a-kind extended archaeological site in the heart of Rome. This underground area gives testimony […]
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Pompeii, as you might know, was an ancient city located under the slope of Mt. Vesuvius, near Naples. Obviously, you might know Pompeii for the eruption of the volcano in […]
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If the Vatican Museums are deemed to be the most famous galleries in Rome, Galleria Borghese is no less popular. Today, the extraordinary building that hosts the Galleria gathers works […]
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With a history of over 2000 years, it can get a bit confusing to discern which buildings are from which era in Rome, and the Pantheon certainly does not help […]
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The Vatican may be known to some as only St Peter’s Basilica, and the Museum that holds the Sistine Chapel, but the walled area nestled within Rome is in fact […]
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With over 20 000 artifacts on display, and an average of 6 million visitors a year, the Vatican Museums can be overwhelming. Here are the top 5 things to keep […]
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It is impossible to separate the Trevi fountain and the act of throwing a coin in the waters to make a wish. Thousands flock to the world-famous fountain yearly to […]
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When walking through the streets of Rome, or looking through photos, you may have found yourself noticing the immense amount of Obelisks around, and asking yourself ‘Why all the Obelisks’? […]
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Although held in one of the world’s most famous arenas, details about the bloody Gladiator games held inside the Colosseum are still under debate by modern historians. The Gladiator games […]
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You can find it in almost every restaurant, in almost every city around the world, but no one does it better than the Italians! Pizza is one of the most […]
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