Rome tourism and travel information monuments, festivals, activities, nightlife, travel tips and more.
When traveling to Italy, you’re likely planning a stop in Rome. Your first experience in Rome is likely to be one of simple tourism, and that is perfectly acceptable. Read the rest »
When traveling to Rome, leave a morning free to market about the city. You can visit one of the many food markets that Rome has in virtually every corner, or more specifically look for one of the terrific flea markets or specialty outdoor fairs. Read the rest »
The Vatican might only 108 acres large, but the tiny country’s power is undisputed. The Vatican City is a country in its own right, and is home to the head of the Catholic Church – the Pope. Read the rest »
The middle of May sees much excitement for vintage car lovers. What used to be a pure endurance race between two competing automobile clubs has become one of the most cherished road races in Italy. Read the rest »
With almost 1800 years of history including some blood-chilling prison scenes, the Castel Sant’Angelo is the favorite landmark of many Romans, and this is saying a great deal as these native people tend to be blasé about the wonders of their fair city. Read the rest »
There are always things you learn while in foreign cities that you wish you’d known beforehand. In this case, you can learn at least two things that might prove very beneficial in your planning and especially in emergencies – of all types. Read the rest »
The Coliseum, also known as Amphitheatrum Flavium, was built during the reign of Emperor Vespasiano and was inaugurated by his son, Tito, in 80 A D with celebrations 100 days long. Read the rest »
