Quote: There can be passed easily by buying a ticket, but it is the only place in the "state", where allowed. Neither the famous gardens of the Vatican, or courtyards to see fail. Moreover, the museums were open windows… Read More

Quote: Any self-respecting Roman emperor considered it his duty to erect in the city if not its own forum, then at least the statue. Until our days the "eternal city" more-or-less preserved Forum Troyan (to the left of… Read More

Quote: IntroductionWhen you are in Rome you just have to visit the famous Vatican! What is it?It is a small state (44 hectares) in the world with its own control. The territory of that State is located in Rome. It is… Read More

Quote: A huge sculpture-aqueous composition, which is let small but square. One of the most beautiful fountains of Rome. Grants wishes. 100% guarantee.Fountains - one of the symbols of Rome, the Italian capital… Read More

Quote: Basilica San Clemente, famous for its stunning 12th century mosaics is worth visiting to see how the layers upon layers of history are built up onto one another in Rome. The main church functioning today was… Read More

Quote: We weren’t quite sure what to expect when we advanced on the Palatine Hill, one of the legendary Seven hills of Rome, but turned out to be a highlight of our visit to Rome, perhaps even more impressive than the… Read More

Quote: Vertical area of ​​Spain is famous ladder-eight, leading to the Trinity Church on the Hill, and a fountain "Keel" (Barkachcha). In the summer of stairs decorated with azaleas and released on her stage anorexic… Read More

Quote: Rome is an amazing city with the Colesseum, the Forums, Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, etc., but the excitement does not end there. Outside the city center of Rome exists the Christian catacombs, the ancient… Read More

Quote: The rooftop sculpture of the Archangel Michael, who according to legend, saw Gregory the Great in 590, when he led a crowd of patients with plague city dwellers to the Cathedral of St. Peter.Three Days of the new… Read More