The Gardens of Villa Borghese in Rome
Time. Such a beautiful concept. If you have it – and you are staying in Rome – use it to …
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The Night of the Museums in Rome
Saturday, May 13th from 8 pm to 2 am (doors close at 1 am), the city of Rome will once …
Spring Has Sprung: Enjoying Italy’s Botanical Gardens
The first day of spring is a moment eagerly awaited by many, as it represents nature’s reawakening after a long …
St. Peter’s Square in Rome: The Queen of All Piazzas
St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican is undoubtedly the most monumental in the world. Bernini’s masterpiece is a worthy setting …
Via Francigena in Italy: The “Journey of Life”
One of the most well-known and spiritual journeys in the world is along the Via Francigena. If you have traveled …
The Colosseum in Rome: A 2,000-Year-Old Icon
Many people may not realize that multiple Roman colosseums still exist not just in Italy but throughout the former Roman …
Rome’s Top Destinations: Trevi Fountain
The Trevi Fountain in Italy’s capital city of Rome is the most famous fountain in the entire world. On average, …
What to See in Rome: The Pantheon
The Italian capital city of Rome is Italy’s number one tourist destination and one of the top travel destinations in …
Nettuno: History, Sea and Relaxation Near Rome
Nettuno is a lovely town on the coast of Latium near Rome. It is full of restaurants and pubs which …
Anzio: from the Villa of Emperor Nero to Porto Innocenziano
A famous town on the coast of Latium near Rome, Anzio is linked to the figure of Emperor Nero, who …
