The Baths of Caracalla is simply breathtaking!

The Baths of Caracalla is simply breathtaking. Approaching this extremely imposing Ancient Roman thermal complex, one can’t help but be impressed by the sheer size and scale of this facility, and wonder how it was built 1800 years ago without modern machinery and technology. Read More

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The queen of the long roads—Via Appia Antica

It is impossible to see ALL of the Appian Way for a few reasons. First of all, the original length of 210 Km from Rome to Capua in 312 BC was impressive enough. It then was extended the full 563 Km to Brindisi, the heel of Italy’s boots. Secondly, it was not just an ordinary road. There were developments and establishments along the way. Many monuments are now open tourist attractions. Read More

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Explore Palazzo Massimo Alle Terme "National Museum of Rome"

Would you be surprised to learn that the National Museum of Rome has branches? You probably would shrug and say ‘well, this is Rome!’ Indeed, National Museum of Rome is an attraction you won’t want to miss because it possesses the world’s single greatest collection of Ancient Roman art split up from its sole location on the complex of Baths of Diocletian across the city into three branches, namely Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Palazzo Altemps, and the Baths of Diocletian which include the Octagonal Hall. Read More

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Villa Borghese Park Where You Can Reinvigorate Yourself in Rome

You have got to admit that even the best ancient architectures and arts, when it is overabundant, can tire people out. Here comes a spacey Villa Borghese Park where you can reinvigorate yourself after some really exhaustive visits to other attractions in Rome. Read More

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The Jewish Ghetto and the Jewish Museum of Rome

Although Rome is the only city in Europe never to expel Jews and has the longest history of the Jewish community since the second century BC, the life of Jews in Rome wasn’t necessary smooth either. Read More

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Make a Wish at Trevi Fountain in Rome

Trevi Fountain usually is included in the private tours of Rome and Spanish Square because of its approximate to them. You probably feel familiar with Trevi Fountain even before you are actually here and see it with your own eyes, thanks to many movies that featured Trevi Fountain in, such as Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita, Hollywood movies like 1953’s Roman Holiday and 1954’s Three Coins in the Fountain and many other movies. Read More

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Central Hub of Rome "Piazza Venezia"

Understand the Most Important Points of Interest in the Piazza Venezia, a Private Tour Is Always the Best Way to Uncover This Historic Part of Rome. Read More

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Amazing Underground Cemeteries of Rome

Discover the Roman Catacombs " Catacomb of Callixtus" Amazing Underground Cemeteries of Rome. Private Tour of the Catacomb of Callixtus Read More

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Discovers World's Oldest Public Museums in Rome

Discovers World's Oldest Public Museums With Famous Masterpieces of Greco-roman Art. Enjoy the Capitoline Museums Private Tours. Read More

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Top 10 Summer Destinations in 2016

Now that you’ve been working day and night during the winters like the ants, it’s time to enjoy your way through summers like them too. Why not? Because everyone deserves a break, after all! From the beautiful beaches and lakes in America to the astounding beauty of European cities, you deserve to treat yourself with the best spots & top 10 summer destinations in 2016 during vacations. Read More

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