The marshy lowland area along the banks of the Tiber River was once considered suitable only for soggy military drills, until the Roman Empire conquered nature – along with the rest of Europe, parts [...]
Nowhere else in the world can it be said so pointedly that the city’s history is written in its architecture! We will trace the historic development of Rome through its buildings, neighborhoods and streets. [...]
A visit to a hidden gem in Trastevere, the “modest” villa designed by Baldassarre Peruzzi and owned by Agostino Chigi, one of the wealthiest men of Sixteenth-century papal Rome. Agostino Chigi worked exclusively with [...]
A relaxing full-day excursion to Tivoli, a small town north of Rome, which has been a treasured location for suburban residences since ancient times thanks to its temperate climate, natural springs and the famous [...]
We will explore the lives of these two lively and characteristic working-class neighborhoods on opposite sides of the Tiber river by walking among the ruins of the Roman Empire and exploring some of the [...]
Visiting Ancient Ostia is fascinating for visitors of all ages who will discover how an ancient Roman town looked like as this town was never destroyed, but simply abandoned. The emperor Trajan built this [...]
A visit to the famous residence and private collection of Cardinal Scipione Borghese, an art collector but also a lover of good food and wine. During this tour we will take a close look [...]
This is with no doubts one of the most important and famous archaeological sites in the world! The ancient city is the best place to see how Rome developed from a small village on [...]
The Vatican Museums are one of the largest art collections of the world and include masterpieces from various periods. We will travel to the roots of Italian art history starting from the Vatican Palace, [...]
This tour is ideal for those who have just arrived in Rome because it drives you through the city center. The center of the city is vast and irregularly built and could be confusing [...]