How to discover the most iconic monument in Rome The influence of Rome can still be felt throughout the western world – in government, engineering, architecture, language, and literature. That’s why a trip to the Eternal City is a unique […]
It is the jewel of the Vatican Museums, the cultural and artistic wonder that demands the awe of its onlookers. A Sistine Chapel visit, and the masterpieces that lay within, is the oft-mentioned highlight of all travellers who pass through […]
Why visit the Vatican? And when is it best to do it? Vatican City is officially the smallest independent state in the world. It was founded in 1929 after the Lateran Pacts, has an area of about 0.44 km2, and […]
Rome is an ancient city that has existed for around 3,000 years. Like any city of its age, Rome has several myths that account for its history, traditions and the important changes the city went through during its long existence. […]
Take a cooking class in Rome and master the art of the most world-renowned Italian dish Pasta is globally adored, yet this dish above all evokes the flavors and aromas of the Bel Paese. Accompanied by the most delicious sauces […]
From a politician belonging to a patrician family, to general and finally the dictator of Rome: Julius Caesar was an ambitious man who steadily advanced his career until he was mercilessly murdered in 44 BC. But even a brutal death […]
Discover the oldest and most famous amphitheater in the world Located in the heart of Rome’s historic center, already included in the list of World Heritage Sites by Unesco in 1980, the Colosseum has been declared one of the 7 […]
A bloodied torso, shield thrown to his side, legs and chest covered in gashes, a gladiator leaning forward in a submissive position with his arm outstretched and thumb raised: this is a depiction of the end of a gladiatorial fight […]
Explore Vatican City with VIP priority access Whether you are a discerning traveler or not, visiting Italy at least once in your life is a must. It is impossible to be on holiday in the Bel Paese and not to […]
The Roman Empire is famed for its roads, cutting through the countryside as straight as arrows. Yet, none is quite like the Appian Way; the “Queen of Roads” (Statius 45 – 96 AD). With its construction commencing in 312 BC, […]
