Rome’s hidden gems: the enchanting Catacombs of the Eternal City
The Eternal City of Rome is filled with history and great legends and mysteries and today we’re here to talk about something you may have never heard of: the Roman…
The top 5 Must-See sights in Florence
If you're planning to visit Florence, you'll be delighted to discover its rich history, monuments, and art. However, deciding what to see during your visit can be a daunting task.…
A Walk through Rome’s non-Catholic Cemetery: a blend of Art, History and Culture
Resting place of some of the most important people in history, like the poets Shelley and Keats, Goethe’s son and many more that we’ll explore as we go on, the…
The Fascinating History of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, the Galileo Galilei Monument in Florence
Located in the heart of Florence, Palazzo dei Cartelloni, also known as Palazzo Viviani, is a monument that honors the revolutionary scientist Galileo Galilei. Residence of Vincenzo Viviani, Galilei’s assistant…
Discover the Secrets of Rione Celio: a Guide to Exploring this Historic Neighborhood in Rome
Housing many art pieces and monuments, Celio is one of the most ancient districts, also known as “Rione”, in Rome. Its name comes from an Etruscan nobleman called Celio Vibenna…
Discover the timeless charm of the Jewish Venice Ghetto: a cultural gem of Venice, Italy
The city of Venice surely is full of many great things to see; between St. Mark’s Square, the Doge’s Palace, and a tour on the famous gondolas, we’re sure your…
Explore Villa Aldobrandini in Rome
The Eternal City of Rome is filled with many great things: amazing architecture, sculptures and monuments, tasty food, busy shopping streets and many beloved spots that tourists can’t miss, such…
Discover the thermal baths of Caracalla
Built between 212 and 217 AD by Emperor Lucio Settimo Bassano, also known as Caracalla, the Thermal Baths of Caracalla are one of the most famous thermal plants of Ancient…
Discover the Pyramid of Cestius
If you wander through the streets of Rome, more precisely in Via Ostiense, you will stumble upon something that will at first seem quite weird: a Pyramid. You’ll probably wonder…
The Epiphany Feast in Italy
On the 6th of January, Christians celebrate the Epiphany; the arrival of the three Kings to baby Jesus’ crib. The Epiphany in Italy is usually associated with the end of…
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