In the old times, most visitors used to enter Rome through the north gate at People’s Square (Piazza del Popolo). Many were pilgrims who would then step into some church, and from church to church – But you may have just been stepping out of yet another church, and like not usual sightseeing for a […]
What’s heart-shaped, close to at least three subway stops, hosts one open-air theatre, three museums (and then some!) and is loved by visitors from the world over? It’s the park at Villa Borghese! Travellers in Rome enjoy particularly the area, as it’s the chance to unwind away from the car traffic, indulge in a […]
Talking every day with visitors coming to see Rome – many of them for the first time – we tend to get the same type of requests from our clients. No matter the country they come from, their level of culture or their age, they will always ask where is it they can find some […]
by C. P.
In spite of being right by the Circus Maximus and Giardino degli Aranci, close enough to the Jewish Ghetto and Bocca della Verità that you can get to both on foot, the Roseto Comunale (Rome’s Rose Garden) maintains a peacefulness to it that it’s odd for this area of Rome. We’re at the base of […]
Rome is the perfect starting point for a number of daytrips that will allow you to discover some of Italy’s most important attractions as well as some of the country’s hidden gems. The sheer number of high speed trains leaving from Rome is a guarantee that you can reach a number of destinations and make […]
The Colosseum Archaeological Park has launched a new type of ticket that not only will give you access to the Roman Forum, Colosseum and Palatine Hill, but will also allow you a visit to some of the Forum’s previously unavailable attractions. The new, aptly-named S.U.P.E.R. (which stands for “Seven Unique Ways to Experience Rome”) ticket […]
