The title that the church of San Giovanni in Laterano holds reveals its significance. Significance that is also portrayed in the sign that mentions that it is the “Mother and head of all churches in the city and in the […]
Campo de’ Fiori Market
It is the city’s most well-known street market, which hundreds of Romans visit daily, in order to buy the essential goods for their table. On the stalls you will find dozens of local products, like pasta, cheeses, cured meats, fruit, […]
Terme di Caracalla
In a space of 100,000 m² Emperor Caracalla built probably the largest baths in history, which could accommodate up to 10,000(!) people. By dedicating such a vast area for pleasure alone, the extent and power of the Roman Empire can […]
Aventine Hill & Keyhole (Knights of Malta)
If you are in Trastevere and are in the mood for a short walk, we have the best choice for you. Get across the other side of Tiber and ascend the Clivo di Rocca Savella. Through a quaint, cobblestone path […]
Fountain of the Mask & Sofas (Via Giulia), Campo Marzio
A walk in the neighborhoods of Campo Marzio is a must if you want to escape the tourist paths and meet the Renaissance side of Rome. In the neighborhood you will find a great uniformity which is reflected by both […]
Tiberina (Island of Tiber river)
The island of Asclepius, or Tiberina, as it is widely known, used to be an important medical and religious place in the ancient times. It is united by two bridges, one of which connects it with the Ghetto neighborhood and […]
Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore
One of the four largest cathedrals in Rome is Santa Maria Maggiore. It is located close to the terminal station (Termini), so both the square and the surrounding area are full of people, all the time. It is a gem […]
Piazza del Popolo & Gate
The big oval Piazza del Popolo combines the French architectural style with the Roman excess. It is located next to Villa Borghese, while the gate on its north side used to be one of the main entrances of the city. […]
Domine Quo Vadis (footprints of Jesus)
This is a small chapel located at the start of Via Appia and has a great history, as according to the sayings of Saint Peter, this was the place where he met Jesus, as he was trying to escape the […]
Largo di Torre Argentina & Pyramid of Cestius
The next two More suggestions are recommended for a quick visit, as you can admire them only from the outside. In the historic space of Largo di Torre Argentina there are the ruins of four Roman temples, while nowadays it […]