Discover the ruins of one of the biggest and more sofisticated ancient Roman baths. Big as 15 football pitches, was one of the biggest health centers of ancient Rome times. Not only cold and hot baths, but also Greek and Roman libraries, gyms, theatre, seminar rooms, gardens and fountains. Roman Emperors knew how to WOW the world!

Why St. Peter’s church, which the biggest church in the world, is framed in a keyhole? Discover the secret behind one of the most breathtaking views in the world. You'll see 3 countries in line through the famous keyhole. A great place for taking zillion of pics and selfies of you aboard your cute Fiat 500 classic car.

Enjoy the amazing panoramic view of Rome from the Parco Savello, aka Garden of the Oranges. A unique optical illusion of the St. Peter's church will make this visit unforgettable. The garden is also nicknamed as the Garden of the Lovers, probably the most romantic place in Rome and in the world ;)

Enjoy whizzing through the tiny streets of Rome aboard your cute tiny Fiat 500, something that your Ferrari or your Lamborghini won't be ever able to do! Say ciao to onlookers busy in taking pictures of you!

This is probably the terrace from which you'll enjoy the best panoramic view of Rome. Enjoy the sight of the Colosseum, Pantheon, Altare della Patria, and the 100 church domes of Rome.

Stop at the Circus Maximus and listen to the echoes of 250k Roman excited at the Ben Hur’s chariot races. Built 400 years before the Colosseum, the Circus Maximus has been for centuries the biggest and ultimate FAST & FURIOUS chariot race experience in ancient world. At present, the space is sometimes used for rock concerts. Rolling Stones, Roger Waters, Bruce Springsteen played recently for the pleasure of modern Romans.

The 4th biggest ancient Egyptian Pyramid is in Rome, did you know that? Built in 18 BCE, was meant to be the tomb of Gaius Cestius, a wealthy and eccentric ancient Roman. One great reason to visit Rome!

Tour around one of the 7 marvels of the world. Built around 80 CE, the Colosseum was the place were the Romans enjoyed gladiators' fightings, executions, naval combats. In 500 years activity, something like 250k people died inside the stadium for the sick pleasure of the Roman populace.

Together we will discover the hill of broken vases. The Romans created an artificial hill with pieces of vessels that were used to transport olive oil, fish sauce and wine. Over the centuries, what was a dump of broken vases became a hill 40 meters high and 700 meters in circumference. It is estimated that the hill was made thanks to the terracottas of around 50 million vases.