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VATICAN CITY is the smallest country in the world. A state located in the heart of Italy, in Rome. Although the Vatican is smaller than any other larg…
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Famous Colosseum. Visit one of the most famous, if not the most famous amphitheaters in the world! The treasure of Rome, its heart, its base, the Roma…
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Pantheon is one of the most fantastic, surprising, and enchanting monuments in Rome. Still perfectly preserved from ancient times. The Pantheon, the t…
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The Trevi Fountain is undoubtedly the most famous fountain that is located in the center of Rome. Every year a large number of tourists approach it an…
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Discover the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art. Are you a lover of modern art and are you thinking about visiting some museums? If you s…
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Aqueduct Park is a park located in the south-east of Rome. He also received the adjective “green lungs of Rome”. Its name derives from the…
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Places where you can sit down for a while and relax in an otherwise busy city. See our list of the most beautiful parks in Rome.
1. Villa Ada
2. Villa…
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It is easy for visitors to Rome to eat at the touristy, not so great restaurants. But it should also be easy for them to indulge in the goodness that …
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It’s true once you have been to Rome, the Eternal City will always have a special place in your heart. As you venture into its alluring alleywa…
Free activities in Rome:
1. Visit one of the most beautiful and famous churches in the world, St. Peter’s Basilica.
2. Vittoriano is a monument dedicated to the first king and unifier of Italy, Victor Emmanuel II in Piazza Venezia and can be visited for free.
3. The Hendrik Christian Andersen Museum is a museum dedicated to the works of sculptor and painter Hendrik Christian Andersen.
4. Admire the sunset in the Giardino degli Aranci. And why is this a great place to visit in Rome? Because there’s no entrance fee, it’s open all year round, and the park offers a spectacular view of the city.
5. We’re sure you know Caravaggio. But did you know that you can admire his works for free at the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi.
Enjoy your stay in our beautiful eternal city!
