• RomePhoto of What to see in Rome in 5 days. The most complete visit to the Eternal City

    What to see in Rome in 5 days. The most complete visit to the Eternal City

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  • RomePhoto of The Basilica of Saint John Lateran, the oldest in the world

    The Basilica of Saint John Lateran, the oldest in the world

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  • RomePhoto of The Spanish Steps in Rome and its famous stairs

    The Spanish Steps in Rome and its famous stairs

    There are so many beautiful squares in Rome that it is very difficult to stay with one but many consider that the most interesting of all is the Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna in Italian). The staircase is one of the liveliest and busiest places in Rome and one of the images of the city. Its situation is extraordinary and in it is the Embassy of Spain to the Holy See, a reason that gives its name to the square. By the way, it is the oldest embassy in the world. What to see in the Spanish Steps in Rome…

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  • RomePhoto of Visit the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, Centuries of Art

    Visit the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, Centuries of Art

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  • RomePhoto of The best areas to stay in Rome. Where to sleep

    The best areas to stay in Rome. Where to sleep

    If you are thinking of visiting Rome and you are looking for accommodation, here we are going to tell you which are the best neighborhoods to stay in the capital of Italy and the best options to sleep. It is a very touristic city, so you will not be short of an accommodation offer, at all prices and all types of accommodation in Rome. The most important thing you should keep in mind is that it is close to the tourist areas or that there is a good means of transport to get to them. Here are the best areas…

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  • RomePhoto of The Roman Forum and the Palatine, life in Ancient Rome

    The Roman Forum and the Palatine, life in Ancient Rome

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  • RomePhoto of Agrippa’s Pantheon, the best preserved monument in Rome

    Agrippa’s Pantheon, the best preserved monument in Rome

    In Rome we can find numerous monuments from the ancient Roman Empire but there is one of them, which without being as famous as the Colosseum, has a very special title, that of the best preserved ancient monument to see in Rome. And it is that although it seems a lie, the Pantheon of Agrippa has almost 2,000 years of history. Among the Romans it is usually known as La Rotonda, a name that also receives the square in which it is located. Do not miss this guided tour of the Pantheon and the Ara Pacis, another very interesting nearby…

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  • RomePhoto of The Baths of Caracalla, the best preserved in Rome

    The Baths of Caracalla, the best preserved in Rome

    One of the best pastimes for the ancient Romans, apart from the fights in the Colosseum, the races in the Circus or the performances in the Theater, were the thermal baths. The baths were used to maintain the hygiene of the Romans although they were also a perfect place to establish social relationships. Among all the baths that were in Rome, the best preserved that have survived to this day have been the Baths of Caracalla. Life in the Roman baths and how they work The main function, as is logical, of the Roman public baths was that, the bath.…

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  • RomePhoto of Get lost in Trastevere, the most charming neighborhood in Rome

    Get lost in Trastevere, the most charming neighborhood in Rome

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  • RomePhoto of The Piazza of Venice and the colossal Vittoriano

    The Piazza of Venice and the colossal Vittoriano

    Several buildings dominate the skyline of Piazza de Venezia but only one stands out above the rest. Many consider that this imposing monument does not paint anything in this part of Rome and that it clashes with the surroundings. That is why it has received a lot of criticism. Perhaps they are right, but the truth is that the Vittoriano, as the Monument to Victor Manuel II is also known, is a colossal monument that leaves no one indifferent. It was built in 1911 to pay homage to the first king of Italy after unification. The Monument to Victor Emmanuel…

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