When pacing through the historic Roman streets, countless marble monuments will catch your eye – their smooth, white surfaces scenically clutching the sun’s rays. However, once you pass the stoic Roman Forum and grandiose Piazza Venezia, you’ll be met with […]
Simply put: Trastevere is a dreamscape. Its cobbled streets, ivy trellises, along with its string lights and garments fluttering on clotheslines makes it unique for its charm and authenticity. It’s bohemian energy draws tourists and locals alike, offering al fresco […]
With Rome being one of the most ancient cities in the world, there is no doubt that every corner you turn here is steeped in history. As you can imagine, picking up souvenirs from the Eternal City means collecting artifacts […]
Rome is undoubtedly a fashion haven. The city blends history, art and fashion seamlessly, providing the most immersive and picturesque backdrop for turning shopping from a chore or errand into an experience. Tourists have access to a unique combination of […]
If you are planning a trip to Rome in the coming year, you may have heard the word ‘Jubilee’ being thrown around. What is the significance of that term for the city? The Jubilee is an extraordinary Catholic religious event […]
What stands out as the visual symbol of Rome for you? More often than not, the answer is the Colosseum. With its stunning arches curving around to create its stupendous elliptical shape, the Colosseum is a major tourist attraction. It […]
Here is a quick trivia question for you: What is the most iconic visual symbol for Rome and the Roman Empire? Answer: The Colosseum. We see it on T-shirts and on all kinds of souvenirs. We see it in movies […]
Once Rome’s primary papal residence, the St. John Lateran basilica is the oldest basilica in Rome. Its historical and religious status has earned this major basilica the name of “archbasilica” – a title given to very few basilicas by the […]
While Rome is home to many beautiful churches, four major papal basilicas rule supreme, symbolizing the cornerstone of Roman and religious history, art, and culture. Hard to miss when traversing the Eternal City’s windy roads, the major basilicas in Rome […]
Where to go in Italy after Rome? Let us assume that you have quite a few days to spend in the capital, and are looking to dip your toes into exploring its surroundings, or other Italian towns and cities. It […]
