While all the other monuments of the Roman era are overwhelmed and reduced to ruins, the Castel Sant'Angelo, built around 123 AD. as a sepulcher for the emperor Hadrian, through an uninterrupted series of transformations it accompanies the fate and history of Rome for almost two thousand years ... Don't miss the chance to see the imposing Castle from the outside and walk along the wonderful Ponte degli Angeli from where you can take some beautiful souvenir photos depicting this fantastic glimpse of Rome. Furthermore, here it will be possible to relax for a short stop among the quiet and well-kept gardens that surround the Castle.

It is the largest of Rome's four papal basilicas and is often described as the largest church in the world both for its size and, metaphorically, for its importance as a center of Catholicism. As a papal chapel, St. Peter's Basilica is the seat of the main manifestations of Catholic worship and is therefore in solemn function on the occasion of the main papal celebrations. Let yourself be enchanted by the majesty of St. Peter's Basilica and take a short walk in via della Conciliazione, the splendid street of the Vatican City where you can take beautiful souvenir photos.

Piazza Navona, at the time of ancient Rome, was the stadium that was built by the emperor Domitian. 265 meters long and 106 meters wide, it could accommodate 30,000 spectators! The name of the square was originally "in Agone" from the Latin in agonis, "games" since the stadium was used exclusively for athletics competitions. In ancient times the square was concave, the closures of the three fountains were blocked and the water came out in order to flood the square ... Together with the Fontana del Moro and the Fountain of Neptune, it is here that you can find the Fountain of the Four Rivers, one of the most beautiful fountains in Italy! Not to mention the Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone which preserves one of the most beautiful domes in the whole city!

The Pantheon of Agrippa, known simply as "Pantheon", is one of the masterpieces of Roman architecture. It is the building with the best state of conservation of Ancient Rome. The harmony of its lines and the perfect calculation of the geometries of the masses make this monument a source of inspiration for the greatest architects of every era. The Pantheon is located in Piazza della Rotonda, one of the most famous in Rome, right in the middle of the historic center of the Eternal City!

Visiting Rome and not going through the Forum is like going to Paris and not seeing the Eiffel Tower! Visiting the Via Sacra, you can close your eyes and imagine being there more than 20 centuries ago, when Julius Caesar walked that street ... A unique experience!

The Trevi Fountain is the most spectacular and largest of the fountains in Rome, with a width of 20 meters and a height of 26 meters. The origin of its name probably comes from the Latin trivium "Tre Vie", since the fountain was the meeting point of three streets that converge in the district which is one of the most popular with tourists and Romans. Why do people throw coins into the fountain? The legend was born in 1954 with the film "Three soldi in the Trevi fountain" and states the following: - Throwing a coin into the fountain: you will return to Rome. - Throwing two coins into the fountain: you will find love with an Italian. - Throwing three coins into the fountain: you will get married to the person you met ...

Piazza del Popolo is one of the most famous squares in Rome, as it was the entrance to Rome in the times of the Empire. Currently it is still an important crossing point, in fact from the square arise three important streets: on the left Via del Babuino, on the right Via di Ripetta and in the center Via del Corso, one of the main commercial arteries of the city. In addition to the possibility of admiring an Egyptian obelisk that dates back to 1300 BC. most tourists who go to Piazza del Popolo do so to visit the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo, where you can contemplate two extraordinary paintings by Caravaggio, as well as interesting Renaissance works.

It is a fundamental stop for those visiting Rome! If you ask a Roman to show you a panoramic view that every tourist should see, there is a good chance he will answer you with this terrace. We are talking about a panoramic point overlooking Piazza del Popolo and the rooftops of Rome. Also, you need to know that here you can see a sunset with the Dome of St. Peter as its protagonist! Not bad right? A romantic place that street artists transform into an even more suggestive place since they always give us good music in the background. If you want to see Piazza del Popolo from above or a beautiful sunset over Rome, this is the perfect stop!

A place you absolutely must see! We are talking about one of the most unique monuments in Rome. Its peculiarity is that to see it up close you have to rent a rowboat that allows you to navigate on the pond in front of the temple Obviously it is not mandatory to rent a boat, you can go close to the lake and take a picture of it and you are taking a romantic trip, this is a good opportunity to surprise your sweet destination!