Colosseum is the most renown symbol of Rome all around the world. It was built in the I century by emperor Vespasian and his son Titus...  [ more >> ]

The heart of social and political life of the republic of Rome: among these walls begun and grew the power of Rome and of the upcoming empire...  [ more >> ]

By coming of the Empire and by increasing of population, commerce, diplomacy, new monuments by emperors, the old forum was not sufficient...  [ more >> ]

The Capitol Hill, which nowadays hosts the Municipality of Rome, was the eldest fortress in Rome and here was the Temple of Jupiter...  [ more >> ]

Behind the Capitol Hill, where join the main avenues of Via del Corso and Via dei Fori Imperiali, there is Piazza Venezia, with the Vittoriano...  [ more >> ]

The Fountain of Trevi is one of the most famous symbols of Rome: every tourist route includes it because the tradition says that people who...  [ more >> ]

The Pantheon is one of the most important architectural monuments remained of the entire ancient age. The entrance has ancient columns...  [ more >> ]

Piazza Navona is one of the most ancient and full of history squares in Rome. It has its lenghtened shape because it resamples a Roman stadium...  [ more >> ]

Piazza di Spagna is certainly the most famous square in Rome, overlooked by the imposing and renown stairway of Trinita dei Monti...  [ more >> ]

The Northern gate to the city of Rome was called People's Gate (Porta del Popolo) because through it came the pilgrims from all over Europe...  [ more >> ]

On the outer side of the river Tevere, with respect to the historical centre of Rome, there is St.Angel's Castle, formerly the main fortress...  [ more >> ]

On the place where had been buried St.Peter the apostle, father of Catholic Church and the holder of Paradise keys, was built the Basilica...  [ more >> ]