Our guide, Mossimo, was absolutely fantastic! He was so passionate about the sites and artifacts throughout the Vatican City. We really learned a lot and felt like we…Read More
Vatican City is an independent state, therefore, it's a different country. You're not in Italy anymore when you cross the borders but you can visit St. Peter's Square,…Read More
One of the most famous museums of Rome, Galleria Borghese, which is located in the Villa Borghese, one of the biggest parks in Rome. In general, in the Villa Borghese is…Read More
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The Pantheon is one of the oldest Christian churches in Rome and was a pagan temple before that. It's still a church now and has been since the 7th century. It's one of…Read More
The Roman Forum (Forum Romanum in Latin) is located just across from the Colosseum. Due to its location, this is a very easy place to get to in Rome and something that…Read More
IntroductionWhen you are in Rome you just have to visit the famous Vatican! What is it?It is a small state (44 hectares) in the world with its own control. The territory…Read More
Before visiting Rome I had never been to Italy before, however, the country has always fascinated me, it has such a rich and long history. Obviously the centre of this is…Read More
The Fontana di Trevi or otherwise known as the Trevi Fountain was another on my top things to do while in Rome although it was one of the last things we went to see. At…Read More
Basilica San Clemente, famous for its stunning 12th century mosaics is worth visiting to see how the layers upon layers of history are built up onto one another in Rome.…Read More
Venice is a beautiful city that actually covers over 100 separate islands which is navigated by a network of canals and bridges. The graceful black gondolas are the…Read More