Historical places in Italy

Explore Rome’s beautiful surroundings !

Explore Rome’s beautiful surroundings !

May 27, 2019 ♦
Amusement parks, Ancient Rome, Archaeological areas, Guided tours, Historical places in Italy, History of Rome, Uncategorized
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With so much to see in Rome, it can be hard to tear yourself away from the city, anyway the surroundings of  Rome offer spectacular daytrips. Here you have a few ideas ! The garden of Ninfa  ( Cisterna Latina) The garden of Ninfa was declared “Natural Monument” by the…
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Saturday Night at Museums next May 18.

Saturday Night at Museums next May 18.

May 6, 2019 ♦
Ancient Rome, Archaeological areas, Art exhibitions in Rome, Art in Rome, Events in Italy, Events in Rome, Historical palaces in Rome, Historical places in Italy, History of Rome, Holidays in Rome, Roman history, Uncategorized
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“The Night of Museums” Saturday, May 18 museums open until 2 am for the new edition of “The Night of Museums”, promoted by Roma Capitale. The event takes successfully place throughout Europe  since 2005 and  reaches its eleventh edition in Rome by opening the Civic Museums from 8.00 pm to…
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Museum Week March 5-10 // FREE ENTRY

Museum Week March 5-10 // FREE ENTRY

March 3, 2019 ♦
Ancient Rome, Archaeological areas, Art exhibitions in Rome, Art in Rome, Castel Sant'Angelo, Churches in Rome, Events in Rome, Exhibitions in Rome, Historical palaces in Rome, Historical places in Italy, History of Rome, Italian excellence, Italian traditions, Made in Italy
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Here you have a list of museums and monuments in Rome with  free entry during the museum week from 5 to 10 March 2019. This is the list of museums you can visit in Rome and in the province. Of course you will find the Colosseum and the Fori Imperiali,…
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Jewish Ghetto in Rome

Jewish Ghetto in Rome

November 26, 2018 ♦
Alternative Rome, Ancient Rome, Food and drink, Historical palaces in Rome, Historical places in Italy, History of Rome, Italian excellence, Italian traditions, Rome Travel Guide, Things to do in Rome
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The ghetto was projected to lock up and control the Jews minority  in 1555  by Pope Paul IV on 14th of July The papal bull  imposed economic and freedom restrictions to the jews . This oppression continued for 315 years until its abolition in 1870 (reunification of Italy). At present,…
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Travel Tips – HOW TO MOVE IN ROME

October 17, 2018 ♦
Historical palaces in Rome, Historical places in Italy, History of Rome, Made in Italy, Monuments in Rome, Rome off the track, Rome Travel Guide, Vatican Museums
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PUBLIC TRANSPORT Rome’s public transport net consists of three underground lines (A, B and B1, C), buses, trams and urban trains. TICKETS The same type of ticket is used for all transports: BIT: € 1,50 valid for 100 minutes from the very first validation. Please note: no more than one…
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How to Skip the line tickets in Rome

September 24, 2018 ♦
Ancient Rome, Archaeological areas, Contest in Rome, Exhibitions, Historical places in Italy, History of Rome, Monuments in Rome, Uncategorized
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Some hints…. If you stay in Rome just a few days and you don’t have time to waste in endless tickets lines, you may know there is a faster way to enter the Roman Majors sites as the VATICAN MUSEUMS and  COLOSSEUM VATICAN MUSEUMS: In order to skip the line…
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AN EXCURSION TO ASSISI, THE GREEN HOMELAND OF ST. FRANCIS

July 18, 2015 ♦
Historical places in Italy, Nature & environment, Pilgrimage towns in Italy, Rome Travel Guide, Sightseeing in Italy, Things to do in Italy
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Assisi, located in a green rural area in the heart of Umbria, is a moderately small and incredibly beautiful city. Located 174 km North-East of Rome, is home to the Franciscan and Clare orders. St. Francis (San Francesco, in Italian) was born to a rich family. His father, Pietro de…
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