Rome

Opened in 2014, Cinecittà World is an amusement park located just outside Rome, built on the site of a former movie studio once owned by Agostino ‘Dino’ De Laurentiis. This […]

Running between Vatican City and the River Tiber, Via Cola di Rienzo serves as the main artery of the upscale Prati neighborhood. This broad, stylish street is known for its […]

The Foro Italico, one of the largest building projects from Mussolini’s era, stands as a significant example of Italian Fascist architecture. Located in Rome, this expansive complex houses two stadiums […]

Nestled within the lush Villa Borghese park, the Gigi Proietti Globe Theatre Silvano Toti stands as Rome’s homage to London’s iconic Globe Theatre. Constructed in the round, this playhouse mirrors […]

Nestled on the banks of the Tiber River, the Saint Angelo Bridge Methodist Church (Chiesa Metodista di Ponte Sant’Angelo) stands as a serene presence, overlooking the picturesque, pedestrian-only St. Angelo […]

Nestled in the heart of Rome, the Hard Rock Cafe offers a unique blend of global familiarity and local charm. The cafe’s interior features celestial ceiling frescoes that, at first […]

Nestled in the heart of Rome, Antico Caffè Greco has been a cornerstone of the city’s coffee culture for over 250 years. This historic café, with its elegant and timeless […]

Rome’s 19th-century Teatro dell’Opera di Roma, originally named Teatro Costanzi, stands as the city’s most significant opera house. This grand venue gained international recognition in 1900 when it hosted the […]

The House of Livia, or Casa di Livia, is nestled on the Palatine Hill, a historic and panoramic site that once hosted Rome’s elite. This well-preserved residential estate offers a […]

Legends surround the Basilica di Santa Maria in Via Lata, with one of the most enduring being that St. Paul was imprisoned in its underground crypt while awaiting trial. This […]

The Porta Maggiore, one of the eastern gates in the Aurelian Walls that once encircled the seven hills of ancient Rome, now stands as a remarkably well-preserved centerpiece in one […]

When temperatures rise in Rome, locals and visitors alike can cool off at Hydromania, the city’s only outdoor water park. Nestled within easy reach of the city center, this aquatic […]

The Oratorio di San Francesco Saverio del Caravita, a 17th-century baroque oratory located near the Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola in Rome’s historic center, is renowned for hosting a […]