Palazzo Altemps: a gem behind Piazza Navona
byThis 15th century palazzo came into the possession of the Altemps family in 1568 and houses a collection of Greek and Roman art, as well as a small section of Egyptian art.
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This 15th century palazzo came into the possession of the Altemps family in 1568 and houses a collection of Greek and Roman art, as well as a small section of Egyptian art.
Piazza Farnese in Rome holds one of the most beautiful buildings of Rome, Palazzo Farnese, where the French Embassy is housed.
Located in the Jewish quarter of Rome, the church Santa Maria in Portico in Campitelli is known for its 11th century enameled icon of the Virgin Mary.
Res Militares is a unique museum in Rome. You’ll travel back in time and discover the Roman art of war, and become a legionary yourself.
Here are the best cycling routes in Rome, offering a unique way to discover the city: from scenic trails to off-the-beaten-path attractions.
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Everything you need to know about the island of Ponza: how to reach Ponza, what to see in Ponza, and where to eat.
Embark on a culinary journey: master the art of Italian cuisine in a cooking class or discover authentic Roman cuisine with a food tour.
After months of restoration work, the Giardino delle Erme in Villa Borghese (or Garden of the Hermes) has been reopened to the public.
From July 4th, the Colosseum opens its doors at sunset and stays open until midnight for a special guided tour.
The Appia Antica, or the Appian Way, is one of the most ancient Roman roads. Explore it with a bike tour or a golf cart tour.