As you may know, the Castelli Romani are traditional. The porchetta, the red wine, the guanciale, and the Pope. What did you say? The Pope? Yeah, the Pope: in Castel […]
Read moreThe 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 […]
Read moreThe 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 […]
Read moreWith 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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