With so much to see and do in Rome, planning a trip your own can be frustrating and stressful. While it's true that wherever you look, there is something to do, a palace to visit, a church to photograph or an ancient ruin to see, having a Rome itinerary is very helpful. More to that, booking one of the many Rome private tours available to help you dig deeper into the city's … [Read more...]
Things to do in Rome, your guide to the eternal city
With thousands of years of civilization under its belt, the eternal city can be overwhelming for first-time visitors, but depending on how much time you can stay, our tips on the things to do in Rome can come in handy to anyone. While even a month is not enough to see everything Italy's capital has to offer, here we will provide you with our best suggestions to enjoy the … [Read more...]
Visiting the Vatican City, the ultimate guide to the Holy See
One of the most visited landmarks in Rome, the Vatican City is the world's smallest state. Located in the heart of the Italian capital, it has been shrouded in mystery since its very inception. Small but boasting an overwhelming wealth of artwork, visiting the Vatican City can be intimidating. Here is an extensive and complete guide to the Holy See, what to visit, opening … [Read more...]
Top 10 reasons to visit Rome
For some people it's the beaches, for some the food, others are curious about a different culture and some about the history of a place. Many like to travel for a combination of all of these. If you are one of the latter, you will appreciate our top reasons to visit Rome. Rome is one of those travel destinations that you will hardly forget. Once back home, it will suffice to … [Read more...]
5 places to admire the best mosaics in Rome
With a couple of thousands of years of history, art and aqueducts under its collective belts, many are the experiences the Eternal City has to offer its visitors. History buffs are in their very element, leaping from a century to another one in the same day, from the BCs to Renaissance years up to the most modern archaeology such as Rome's old gasometer. While many are the … [Read more...]