Meet your guide in Piazza del Popolo (or another important square). From here, three historic streets radiate into the heart of the city, earning the nickname “the Trident.” Framed by terraces and gardens above, Piazza del Popolo feels both majestic and welcoming, a natural gateway to Rome’s art, architecture, and centuries of stories.

The church rises where ancient legends once whispered of Nero’s restless spirit, giving the site an added layer of curiosity. Today, its exterior offers a graceful prelude to the artistic wonders hidden behind its doors.

St. Peter’s Square feels like a monumental compass at the heart of Rome, an immense, carefully engineered space where architecture, symbolism, and celestial alignment whisper to one another.

Piazza Navona curves along the footprint of an ancient stadium, but today it feels like an open-air gallery where water, stone, and movement choreograph the space.

Marvel at this masterpiece of Roman architecture, today a church, characterized by the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world!