The Synagogue of Rome is located on the Lungotevere de ‘Cenci, but his real name is Major Temple and proves to be one of the largest synagogues in Europe. This beautiful religious building is located in Rome since 1870 when […]
Rome is home to a plethora of stunning buildings. Its historical center is a true layer cake of archaeological styles, where ancient temples and apartment buildings shoulder to shoulder alongside renaissance churches and baroque mansions. Many historical buildings in Rome […]
February 7, from 9:00 to 15:30 as the first Sunday of the month you can visit the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill. The Roman Forum and the Palatine one of the seven hills of Rome preserves the heart of […]
Rome is a city full of monuments and statues that populate full of squares and streets dedicated to the many protagonists of history that have helped make it one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The equestrian statue […]
When the water of the River Tiber proved insufficient for Rome’s growing population, the ingenious ancients had to improvise. As they couldn’t move their city to a water source they decided to bring the water source to them. At the […]
Rome keeps in its own beautiful monuments friezes mausoleums or tombs beautiful, very large as to seem real monuments built to preserve the remains of the emperors who made Rome great. The mausoleums had, inside, real gold and decorated rooms […]
Rome, since last year lends itself to renew its beauty thanks to the restoration of fine works of art and historical places. The greatest work was undoubtedly the Trevi’s Fountain that after long months has again become more beautiful than […]
The Epiphany is for the Romans a very special day, it is a feast for all the children who are waiting for gifts from an old ugly hump that riding a magic broom leaves the presents into stockings hung on […]
Ancient Rome is famous for its ingenuity, and one of the best expressions of such ingenuity came in the form of architecture and engineering. Visit the ancient Roman aqueducts or architectural wonders like the Pantheon or Colosseum and you can’t help but feel […]
Christmas is a festival created to celebrate the birth of Jesus and since ancient Roma, the city celebrated on December 25. These festivals were called “Saturnalia” because they were dedicated to Saturn began Dec. 17 and ended on December 25. […]
