Baroque Churches of Rome: A Full Itinerary
Today we share with you an easy itinerary to the discovery of the treasures of the Baroque churches in Rome.
A Close Look at Villa Torlonia’s Architecture
We continue our exploration of Villa Torlonia, with a close look at the architecture of Casina delle Civette and the underground structures.
Villa Torlonia Park, the Jewel of Via Nomentana
Villa Torlonia is a jewel in the middle of a beautiful park, and an oasis in the midst of Via Nomentana, one of the main streets of Rome.
How the Colosseum Scenography Machine Worked
Today we’ll understand how the scenographic machine of the Coliseum worked, allowing the creation of impressive and breath-taking events.
The Olympic Games in Ancient and Imperial Rome
With the Paris 2024 Olympics opening soon, let’s have a look back at what the Olympic Games looked like in ancient and imperial Rome.
Water of Rome: Aqueducts, Therms and Fountains
Various roman itineraries focused on the majestic infrastructure of ancient Rome dedicated to water: aqueducts, thermal baths and fountains.
Campo de’ Fiori and Arco degli Acetari: A Walk around Medieval Rome
Come with us for a short walk around Campo de’ Fiori, Arco degli Acetari and medieval Rome alleys in the heart of the city.
Visit Rome and Discover (also) Ancient Egypt
If you are in Rome, Egypt is a constant feature of your visit to the Eternal City: obelisks, pyramids and Egyptian goddesses are everywhere.
What to See in Rome near Termini Station
What to See in Rome near Termini Station? Follow our itinerary in 5 steps if you have a couple of hours left to explore Rome from Termini.
Tour to Discover the Hidden Treasures of Medieval Rome
Follow us in this post on a tour to discover the hidden treasures of Medieval Rome, starting from the historic neighbourhood of Trastevere.
Keats and Shelley Museum, English Romanticism in Rome
The Keats and Shelley Museum in Piazza di Spagna is a homage to English Romanticism in Rome, and the home of John Keats and Percy Shelley.
6 Gems of Underground Rome not to be missed
In this post: Catacombs, San Clemente Basilica, Domus Aurea, Domitian’s Stadium, Colosseum’s Hypogeum, Porta Maggiore’s Underground Basilica.
The Botanical Gardens of Rome: Nature in the Heart of Trastevere
The Botanical Gardens of Rome are a marvel and an oasis of nature away from the chaos of the city, yet in the heart of Trastevere.
Villa Adriana Cryptoportici: Hadrian’s Villa Underground Architectures
Villa Adriana Cryptoportici are one of the many architectural marvels to discover at Emperor Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli, just outside Rome.
The Sistine Chapel’s 5Ws: What, Where, When, Who and Why
The Sistine Chapel through the 5W: What, Where, When, Who, Why. Learn about people, dates and more facts about the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel.
Roman Itineraries on Foot: Squares, Fountains and Palaces of Rome
A new itinerary to discover Rome on foot, on a path that will make you admire the monumental main squares, fountains and palaces of Rome.
Castel Sant’Angelo: Mausoleum, Fortress and Museum in the Heart of Rome
Castel Sant’Angelo has a rich 2,000 years history of transformations from being a mausoleum to becoming a fortress, and a museum today.
The Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella on the Appia Antica
Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella on the Appia Antica: a special architecture to celebrate a deceased person or to convey a political message?
Basilicas of Rome, Patriarchates and Papal Basilicas in Rome
The four basilicae maiores of Rome represented for centuries the Pentarchy, the set of five patriarchates of the old Catholic Church system.
Isola Tiberina, the Origins of the Island-ship in the Center of Rome
Haystacks, riots, plague, Greek gods, islands shaped like ships and a snake. The Tiberina Island certainly has a very intriguing past.
Roman Itineraries: Vatican, Trastevere and Gianicolo
More Roman itineraries you can do on foot. Today we start at the Vatican, we cross Trastevere and end the tour with beautiful Gianicolo views.
Roman Itineraries: Discovering the Ancient Rome
Discovering Rome on foot is easy, everything is so close. Explore the ancient Rome with an easy walk from Piazza Venezia to the Coloseum.
Roman Forum Archaeological Area: Brief History and Photo Gallery
The Roman Forum is the main archaeological area of Rome, and for centuries it represented the strategic center of Roman civilization.
Multi Ethnic Ostia Antica and the Cult of Mithras
Ostia Antica featured a multi-ethnic society, where also indo-iranian gods such as Mithras had their place in popular religion practice and faith.