Italy is a mountainous country, with the Alps as the northern boundary and the Apennine
Tourists in Rome and other Italian cities need to know that the cities have restricted
The Azienda di Promozione Turistica di Roma (Rome Tourist Board) welcomes tourists by
The Azienda di Promozione Turistica di Roma (Tourist Board of Rome) supports the
Rome's metro system is very useful and quite safe as long as you are alert. Although the
Even moderately experienced cyclists, however, may find that cycling through Rome's
Tourists in Rome and other Italian cities need to know that the cities have restricted
The Azienda di Promozione Turistica di Roma (Rome Tourist Board) welcomes tourists by
The Doria Pamphilj Gallery (also spelled Doria Pamphili Gallery) is a large art
Starting June 2, 2002, Anniversary of the Italian Republic, the Victor Emmanuel Monument
Vatican's Pinacoteca, Musei Vaticani / Vatican Museum's Pinacoteca (Picture/Painting
The Courtyard of Pine-Cone takes this curious name from a huge (4m high) bronze pine-cone
The cathedral, whose full name is: Patriarcal Arcibasilica and Cathedral of Holy Saviour
During the years of imperial persecutions, the one of Diocleziano in particular was
It was erected by Jesuits on the site of previous Chiesetta dell'Annunziata, which was
Popularly the church is named Chiesa di S.Carlo al Corso. It is a "national" church of
It was built in 1457 by cardinal Domenico Capranica, who wanted settle here a school.
The Doria Pamphilj Gallery (also spelled Doria Pamphili Gallery) is a large art
Before the migration to Avignon in 1309, the Pope and the Curia lived in Lateran palace.
Vatican's Pinacoteca, Musei Vaticani / Vatican Museum's Pinacoteca (Picture/Painting
It was built in 1457 by cardinal Domenico Capranica, who wanted settle here a school.
The Doria Pamphilj Gallery (also spelled Doria Pamphili Gallery) is a large art
Before the migration to Avignon in 1309, the Pope and the Curia lived in Lateran palace.
This itinerary can start from nowhere else but the Piazza del Campidoglio, situated on
Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain) is one of the most famous sights of Rome, and of the
This square in front of Pantheon was given its medieval name "della Rotonda" by Romans,
Undoubtedly there is no city in the world that has more waters and fountains than Rome.
The square repeats in its dimensions and form the Stadio di Domiziano (Stadium of
Before the migration to Avignon in 1309, the Pope and the Curia lived in Lateran palace.
Vatican's Pinacoteca, Musei Vaticani / Vatican Museum's Pinacoteca (Picture/Painting
The Courtyard of Pine-Cone takes this curious name from a huge (4m high) bronze pine-cone
Pope Julius II and Bramante made a project to connect an ancient pontifical palace on the
