Visit Rome's most famous and largest fountain. In ancient Rome, it was the final section of an aqueduct. There are many legends surrounding this monument's history. The most famous is undoubtedly the one about the coin toss to ensure a return to the capital.

Enjoy one of Rome's most majestic monuments. The square is dominated by the Altar of the Fatherland, one of Italy's patriotic symbols;

Via dei Fori Imperiali è una delle più scenografiche strade di Roma. Aperta nel 1932 con il nome di via dell'Impero, prende la sua attuale denominazione dai resti monumentali dei fori di Cesare, di Augusto, di Nerva, della Pace e di Traiano che si possono ammirare percorrendola.

The Theatre of Marcellus is a theatre of ancient Rome, still partially preserved, built at the behest of Augustus in the southern area of the Campus Martius (known as the Circus Flaminius) between the River Tiber and the Capitoline Hill.

The Circus Maximus, the largest entertainment venue of antiquity and one of the largest of all time (600 m long by 140 m wide), is linked by legend to the very origins of the city.

The Orange Garden is a small terrace on the Aventine Hill overlooking the Tiber. From this spot, one of the most beloved and frequented in the city, you can enjoy one of the most beautiful views of Rome.

The Arch of Constantine is a three-arched triumphal arch located in Rome, a short distance from the Colosseum. The Arch can be considered a veritable museum of official Roman sculpture, extraordinary in its richness and importance.

The Colosseum, originally known as the Flavian Amphitheater or simply the Amphitheatrum, is the most famous Roman amphitheater, located in the center of Rome. Able to hold up to 50,000 spectators, it was the largest and most important amphitheater of the imperial era. It was used for gladiatorial contests and other public events.

first condominium in the world ( from ancient rome)

The Basilica of St. Mary Major (‘Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore’), the largest temple dedicated to the Virgin Mary in Rome and the most important one in the world, is one of them.

The Aventine, one of the seven hills of Rome, was once a suburb of the ancient Roman city before becoming an important centre of Christian worship. Today it is still a place for a pleasant walk away from the noise of the modern city below.

Explore Rome’s historic center, a treasure trove of ancient ruins, Baroque squares, and Renaissance palaces. Stroll through charming alleys, admire iconic landmarks, and immerse yourself in the city’s timeless beauty.

Visit the legendary Mouth of Truth and test the ancient myth! This iconic marble mask, believed to bite liars, is a must-see in Rome. Snap a photo and explore the charming surroundings of this historic site.

Taste the famous street food pizza from Roman bakeries

Janiculum Hill, called Gianicolo in Italian, is one of Rome's most romantic places to visit. It also provides stunning views of the city.

Trastevere is a charming, bohemian neighborhood in Rome, located on the west bank of the Tiber River ("beyond the Tiber"). Famous for its narrow, cobblestone streets, colorful ivy-clad buildings, and lively piazzas like Santa Maria in Trastevere, it offers an authentic Roman atmosphere, bustling nightlife, and traditional trattorias