Built in 753 BC, Rome is a city with an important history in the development of Western society. In fact, it is particularly important in the history of the popularization of the Catholic religion, the development of the arts and the Renaissance.

Rome is a museum city, every street corner has a monument, a fountain, ruins, buildings that remind you of its history. It is pleasant to walk around quietly, to take the time to savor its typical dishes, to discover its traditional restaurants, but also the trendy establishments, because the Romans are proud people and very much on the lookout for trends.

Visit the Vatican

Whether you are Catholic or not, practicing or not, the Vatican is an exceptional place to visit. Just walking through St. Peter’s Square is already an impressive experience, but the spectacular works and architecture of the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel are truly a once in a lifetime experience.

Visit the Colosseum

Rome’s Colosseum is a must-see in the city, standing proudly in the middle of the city and its modern life. Learn about its construction dating back to 72 AD and the extent of the gladiatorial fights that took place there during the Roman Empire.

Admire the Trevi Fountain

This iconic fountain of Rome is a must see during your stay. The gigantic statues will impress you. Don’t forget to throw a coin with your right hand over your left shoulder to make sure you come back to Rome one day!

Campo de’ Fiori Market

One of the most interesting local markets in the city, for its fruit and vegetable stalls, cheeses, sweet and savory oils and spreads, flowers, etc.