You cannot say you went to Italy without visiting the Colosseum. It was the biggest theatre in ancient Rome, capable of seating 50,000 spectators !
the famous "spanish steps"...this is the place you go for the scenic views of the tourists shopping on Via Condotti. Pretty fun hangout spot.
Marvel at this architectural wonder and pay your respects at the tomb of Renaissance master Rafael, along with Italy's first Kings and Queen.
The Stadio Olimpico is the main and largest sports facility of Rome, Italy. It is the home stadium of Società Sportiva Lazio and Associazione Sportiva Roma and is the venue of the final Coppa Italia.
One of the most beautiful square in Rome with beautiful hotels, cinemas, museums, and monuments of the ancient romans. Enjoy it!
The inhabitants of this neighborhood have always been called “trasteverini” and they manifest an ideal of being spontaneous roman
MAYBE YOU DON'T KNOW THAT... the letters of E.U.R. standing for Esposizione Universale Roma,planned to open in 1942 to celebrate twenty years of Fascism.It was originally called E42,but we still call
La Piramide è visitabile il primo e il terzo sabato del mese a partire dalle 10.30
"Here lies one whose name was writ in water" is the epitaph on Keats's Tomb Stone. But there's a response to him, nearby on the cemetery wall: "If thy cherished name be 'writ in water'..." Find it!
Close your eyes for 10 minutes while facing the façade, then its heavenly light when you open your eyes.
Do NOT forget to visit Bernini's grave within the basilica,it's on the north eastern part of the hall and it's on the floor(also a map near the entrance). Also don't step on it :)
The cinema has often used the Garbatella as a backdrop with it appearing in, among others, "Caro Diario", "Romanzo Criminale"... it was selected as the setting for a popular TV series, "I Cesaroni"
buzzy restaurant/bar. works really well. food is traditional yet excellent. loads of atmosphere. if you're into chocolate you can't best the 'three chocolates' for desert.
It's a great Museum. Probably one of the best organized museums ever. Go to the rooftop and order yourself a nice coffee after visiting the museum. Discuss what you've seen with friends. Enjoy Life.
The modifications wanted by Alessandro VII Chigi, including the building of the twin churches at the Porta del Popolo, were done in anticipation of the grand arrival of Cristina of Sweden in Rome 1655
Unbelievable place you're in just now. The fountains are Bernini's. Try to come again in early mornings, avoiding tourists, feeling the history alone with the sound of hundreds of years fountain.
Specialità: gelato alla nutella, il gusto "dark rhum", "L'orso bianco", "hungry bear". Anche cioccolate calde e dolci siciliani, tra cui cannoli e rotoli pistacchio/limone/ricotta. Read more.
Negozietto di oggettistica trash/LGBT molto carino a due passi dal Colosseo. Ha di tutto: dai libri, agli oggetti trash e da sexy shop. Aperto anche (e soprattutto) la sera. Simpatico...da vedere!
Una delle discoteche gay più vecchie d'Italia. Gay friendly tutto il fine settimana ma la serata gay vera e propria è il giovedì del Gloss, serata attiva sin dal 2002. Read more.
Il nuovo Vicious riprende la storica serata free del Max's Bar con "BANANA": musica pop e rock tutti i lunedì dalle 22:30. Ingresso libero senza obbligo di consumazione né di tessera Arcigay. Read more.
