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Rome is a city with long history, so there’s no wonder why so many monuments of past epochs have survived here. The famous Arch of Constantine, the first mention of which relates to 315 AD, is one of the most striking monuments of past centuries. The height of the arch estimates 21 meters. Today it is decorated with beautiful bas-reliefs and statues left over from other historic sites. The castle of St. Angel is a grand architectural structure. Originally the site of the building was the location of the Mausoleum of Hadrian. The castle was built approximately in the early 2nd century AD. During the Middle Ages the castle was the papal fortress, then a prison, and then one of major defensive fortifications. Visitors of the castle will find much interesting in the armory room. Don’t forget to go to the castle’s courtyard walk through the spacious terrace, which offers a magnificent panoramic view. The western part of the city is the location of a beautiful Cathedral of St. Peter. This is a unique religious monument, the halls of which hold priceless relics. The construction of the cathedral was completed in the beginning of the 16th century and lasted more than a hundred of years. The cathedral has witnessed many important historical events. Vatican City is located just nearby. Guests of the city are surely recommended to visit the most miniature state in the world. Trevi Fountain, which was opened in 1762, is an interesting destination for excursions. This … Read further

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Rome sightseeing

The Coliseum.
The amphitheater of Flavius was built in the first century AD. The amphitheater was built right on the site of the artificial sea made by order of Nero. The building of the Coliseum was an attempt to erase bad memories about Nero and to return love of ordinary people. The Coliseum was the largest amphitheater of its type in the Roman Empire. The building of the Coliseum was … Open

Cultural excursion through Rome - things to see

Attractions and active leisure

Rome will be truly loved by fans of nightlife and shopping, as well as by those who enjoy walking in beautiful places and look at picturesque nature. Gilda is the most popular discotheque of the city. Here you will find two huge dance floors, a colorful bar and a cozy lounge - this place will be genuinely liked by every music lover and romantic visitors. When it comes to selecting nightclubs, the suggest visiting … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

In Rome you will find restaurants either for most hard-to-please gourmets, or for people who prefer simple and modest meals. Agata e Romeo is one of the most famous restaurants in the city. Its menu is full of unusual dishes - cucumber sorbet, tomato in caramel glaze, rabbit with spices and other exotic delicacies that will surely surprise fans of culinary delights. Il Convivio restaurant is a no less attractive … Open

Unusual hotels

The upscale AL Colonnato Di San Pietro Bed, which is open in Aurelio, is one of the smallest hotels in the city. Guests of the exclusive AL Colonnato are welcome to book one of the two guest rooms with premium design. With such a size of the hotel, travelers can be sure to get a truly personalized approach. Despite the small size, the creative hotel is ready to offer a wide range of services, including limo transfer … Open

Traditions and mentality of Rome

Many tourists may find the habits of local residents quite unusual. Thus, when gallant and polite Italians gather in the crowd, they can create a real "crush". You may be surprised, but such behavior is not considered rude. Local residents are accustomed to huge crowds in public transport and shopping centers, so they simply try to free their way in all possible ways. Many local residents actively use body language … Open

Travelling inside Italy - transportation means

Italy has an extremely developed air network. There are many airports in the country, including helicopter landing stations, and air bases. Most airports are working to transport passengers and have international status (designed for the reception and transit of passengers from the near and far abroad).The largest aerial harbor in Italy is the Da Vinci Airport. At the moment, four terminals are successfully operating within its territory. The airport is located about twelve kilometers from Rome. You can get to the airport by means of public transportation or by taxi service. Please note that free buses and even underground electric trains run between the terminals. … Open

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