Is there a place hosting many and many examples of the most different forms of art? Yes, there is one, and its name is the Vatican Museums. The Vatican Museums contain the majority of masterpieces produced by Roman, Egyptian, Etruscan, Renaissance and contemporary art. An enchanting spectacle for the eyes and the mind, culminating in the visit to the Sistine Chapel, the masterpiece by Michelangelo Buonarroti.
Did you know that "Colosseum" is a nickname for this spectacular monument and symbol of the city?
Its name in ancient Rome was Flavian Anphitheatre.
Come with us and visit one of the most famous places in the world.
Let's go for a three hour-long time travel. From the Republic to the Empire, from Romulus and Remus to “Panem et Circenses” passing through Caesar and Augustus. Come and visit with us the complex of the Roman Forum and the Palatine, passing through the arena of the Colosseum. Enter the very heart of History, that of Roman emperors!
In what city do you think you can find shops, marvelous squares and ancient residences? Would you like to have an overview of centuries of art and architecture under the same sky? Prepare your cameras and your most comfortable shoes, and be ready to follow us in this enchanting tour through the historic centre of the Eternal City.
An oasis in the very heart of the city, 79 hectares of green land in the midst of circulation. It has inspired pages of literature, music scores and, in general, all forms of art. Nowadays it hosts masterpieces that stretch through three centuries of art and architecture, and several museums of different kinds, among which the very well known Galleria Borghese, and also a theatre and a zoo.
Was it the residue of a deposit of wheat and grain owned by the tyrant Tarquinius Superbus or was it the point where Aesculapius’ snake jumped out of the boat that was taking him from Epidauros to Rome?
We avail ourselves of the faculty of not telling you what were the origins of the Tiber Island, but we can take you to discover this little island in the midst of the Tiber, which is a bit of a boat and a bit of a hospital.
Who would not like to travel through time and through the history of medicine?
We all know the story of Antony and Cleopatra, don't we? Well, forget it (at least for today).
The relationship between Rome and Egypt is deeper and much more charming than this.
Take us by the hand and you'll discover an aspect of Rome that you won't expect, among obelisks, cats, temples of Isis…
Prepare your most comfortable shoes, we'll walk a long way!
Besides the most famous places relating to Christian religion, there are many other sacred places, that are perhaps less popular, but not less solemn and rich in history: we'll take you to places where the religious sense is tangible, simple and primitive, like, in some cases, the pieces of art that they host. But beware: though “primitive”, these examples of art are of an extremely high level.
Prepare your handkerchiefs, you'll be moved by such outstanding beauty.
Did you know that the Capitoline Museums are the first public museum in the world?
Let's discover one of the largest collections of ancient statues and enjoy the marvelous sights over the Forums and Rome's historic centre.
When thinking of the Eternal City, you usually think of the Seven Hills, the Seven Kings, Julius Caesar....
Well, now imagine you are in the city centre, near the Termini railway station, and prepare yourself to jump back to the origins of Central Italian civilization, to hear of Rome when it was not completely sure that it would be called like this, then prepare yourself to cross the street and admire the blossom of one of the most famous western civilizations, among statues, copies of statues, and white hens.
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