Rome top attractions and must sees that you should really do when travelling in the Eternal City
National Museum Rome, formerly known as the Archaeological Museum of Rome, was established in 1889. The earliest location of this museum was in the Santa Maria Degli Angeli monastery complex, which is now part of the Diocletian Baths complex. As the collections grew, three new sites were established to display the collections, as the original [...]
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Attracting visitors from around the world, the Jewish Museum Rome is one of the highlights of the city. Telling the story of Jews living in Rome over the last 2000 years, The Jewish Museum of Rome shines a light on a part of Roman history few are aware of. Here are our tips for making [...]
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The Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Rome is an impressive experience waiting to be discovered. Located at the historic Piazza del Popolo, it is a must-see destination for families and all visitors alike to immerse in the life, mind, and impressive works of one of the world’s greatest geniuses, Leonardo da Vinci. History of the [...]
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There are dozens of stunning gardens in Rome - in fact, the city is known as one of Europe’s greenest cities. And let’s face it, sometimes the heat of the day in Rome will leave you wanting to sit down in the shade and avoid the crowds for a while. But if you thought that [...]
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We get a lot of questions about how to plan activities between the Trevi Fountain to the Spanish Steps Rome. It is a popular tour route, but you can also navigate it yourself. Expect lots of crowds, groups from tour buses, and historical things to see on the way. What is the Distance from Trevi [...]
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The monuments of ancient Rome are the subject of study the world over! With over 50 major Roman landmarks to be explored in the city, you’ll be spoiled for choice! Visit these beauties and you will feel connected to an empire that stretched through Europe to Africa and western Asia. Read this article in conjunction [...]
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There are ancient Roman ruins dotted all around Europe, but nowhere are they so spectacular as in the capital city itself. From old villas, temples and columns to tiny little pieces of pottery from an age gone by, Rome is fascinating. Let’s take you on a tour of the must see sites, so that you [...]
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Consisting of three buildings surrounding the Piazza del Campidoglio, a visit to the museums will open your eyes to an extensive collection of artefacts and art. Dating back to the 15th century, the works include statues, coins, Roman historical pieces, and much more. You can get all you need to know about the Capitoline Museums [...]
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The Jewish Ghetto in Rome was established in 1555 in Rione XI - Sant'Angelo. There was a very long established presence of Jews in Rome, dating to before Christ. In 1555, Pope Paul IV issued a Papal degree, essentially stripping the Jewish community of many of their rights. Overnight, Jews lost their religious and economic [...]
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Rome can be overwhelming. If you are there on a short city break, then you’ll be hard pressed to fit everything in. You can for example spend your whole Saturday in the Vatican, which leaves little room for anything else. But there are some “must-sees” and “must-dos” that can help you hit off the best [...]
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