Rome Culture and Sights

The largest arena where gladiators used to do battle with beasts. The Italians would have loved to dedicate the Colosseum to football but so far only the ballerinas from the Bolshoi Theatre have been a...

An ingenious structure - a cylinder with a dome. A drum with a dome on top of it - the construction of the Pantheon is simple and yet inspired. Marcus Agrippa, son-in-law of Augustus, had it built to h...

Rome's most attractive and most popular baroque square. This baroque arena with Neptune's Fountain is still the most popular meeting place for all Romans today. A magnificent setting.

These museums have a collection of a large percent of the world's priceless Christian art and artifacts, as well as Renaissance painting, poetry and architecture.

This is where Caesar and Cicero used to stroll - the ancient centre of power. Even Cesar and Cicero strolled along these ways. The Forum Romanum, the centre of power of ancient Rome, has to this day pr...

The Spanish Steps really do contain a lot of steps - and usually lots of people too. The vibrant balustrades of the Spanish Steps below the French Church of Trinità dei Monti are the harmonious result ...

Bernini's sensuous sculptures in a freshly renovated summer residence. The baroque summer residence houses Bernini's sensual sculptures and on the first floor the renowned art collection of the cardina...

address: Piazza di Spagna, Roma 00187

Famous antiques such as the Venus, the Roman she-wolf and lots of paintings. The Capitoline Museums are the first public art collections in the world, established by Pope Sixtus IV in 1471 on the Capit...