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How to go to Pompeii from Rome? Considered one of the most important archaeological sites in the world, it is also one of the most visited, so if you have available time, you cannot miss the chance…
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Easter in Rome: what to do in Holy Week? Italy has almost 60 million inhabitants and, of these, about 43 million are Catholics. Due to its proximity to the Holy See, Vatican, Rome is one of the most…
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Let’s visit the incredible Central Market in Rome? Rome is one of the most visited cities in Italy. It is democratic and pleases by its infinity of tourist spots and places totally dedicated to the…
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Museums with free entry in Italy When we talk about Italy, it is inevitable that we think of its magnificent cuisine, its wines renowned and appreciated worldwide, and – obviously – its entire…
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Visiting the Pantheon in Rome? The Pantheon is among the fifteen best attractions in Europe, considered a “marvel of engineering without equal”. !!! The Pantheon It is the most beautiful and best…
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What to do in Rome with children? In our beautiful capital, Rome, we find attractions for all tastes and budgets, including attractions dedicated entirely to children. It's not easy to travel with…
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What are the 10 monuments that I must visit in Italy? Italy is a wonderful place, with so many places to visit, experiences to be lived and cultures to discover, that it is often difficult to make…
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What to do at Christmas in the main Italian cities? When we least expect it, Christmas is there knocking on our door as if by magic and every year, Christmas adorns cities all over the world with a…
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What to do in Rome in winter? Rome is a city without seasonality! Obviously, during the high season (between June and August) it gets even busier, but in winter it also receives many visitors,…
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Let's visit the famous Piazza Navona (Navona Square) in Rome? Piazza Navona is one of the most famous in Rome and was built at the request of the Pamphili family. Its shape resembles the old…
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