A long stretch of the ancient Via Appia in Rome, complete with original paving and lined with ruined tombs, catacombs and other sites worth visiting.
An architectural miracle in the heart of the Eternal City, filled with finest Baroque Masterpieces, the genius of Bernini & Borromini.
Come on a sunny day. It's beautiful seeing the rain come through the center of the dome, but I bet the sun is more beautiful.
Buy the combo ticket at the Roman Forum first and fly past all the people waiting in line at the Colosseum!!
Maybe the most moving place on earth. It is not what you see, but what you can imagine.Via dei Fori Imperiali Read more.
There are lot Indian,Pakistani offered you a roses.DO NOT TAKE any,cause they will ask you for money.Maybe including pick pocket
For centuries, piazza del Popolo was the first glimpse most travellers got of Rome, for it lies at the end of the ancient via Flaminia and directly inside the city's northern gate the Porta del Popolo
Have a picnic. Check out the artificial lake with turtles, ducks and swans. Don't try it on Sundays if you are not ultrasocial.
...serendipitous 'Sunrise in Rome' ... There is something about the early morning light ... a door to sense the echoes of centuries past....
Do not miss to climb the stairs to the dome and admire Rome from the higher point. Read more.
The inhabitants of this neighborhood have always been called “trasteverini” and they manifest an ideal of being spontaneous roman
Even if you won't replay Anita Ekberg cult scene from "La Dolce Vita", feel the irresistable romance of one of the most spectacular fountains of the World.
It is in this spot near the old Roman port where you can have a nice walk or great meals at the surrounding cafes and restaurants. Beautiful especially during sunset
Don't believe the guys that tell you the lines are 3 hours or more long. Lines seem long but are constantly moving and you'll get inside the basilica in no time.
If you arrive before noon, expect long lines to do all the cruise ships and tour buses that show up at the same time. If you come in the afternoon, you will see much smaller crowds.
In the summer the Isola Tiberina is fantastic and provides great entertainment: shops, bars, restaurants, movie theaters... you should come and see :)
The Villa Adriana combines the best elements of the architectural heritage of Egypt, Greece and Rome in the form of an 'ideal city'. Read more.
The Janiculum is one of the best locations in Rome for a breathtaking view of the innumerable domes and bell towers that pierce the skyline of the multi-hued architectural museum.
Villa d’Este’s concentration of fountains, grottoes and water installations represented a model emulated in gardens throughout Europe, specifically those done in the Mannerist and Baroque styles. Read more.
