St. Peter’s Square is one of the most beautiful squares in Rome, known for the many masterpieces visible without entering any museums, thanks to the genius of architects and sculptors like Michelangelo and Bernini. From the square, you can see the famous Pope’s window, his official residence, the Sistine Chapel, and all the statues of saints and apostles!

The Pantheon is a famous Roman temple dedicated to the twelve Greek and Roman gods, and was converted into a church in 609. Its fame is mostly due to the dome, a wonder of engineering technology, made from a single cement casting over an immense wooden, curved frame.

A marvelous water exhibition of a Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century B.C. Tradition has it that if you toss the coins inside the tub, you will return to the eternal city.

The largest amphitheater of Roman times, it was built for gladiators' combat and hunting games. According to chronicles, it housed 90 thousand people and was built within 8 years.

One of the most beautiful squares of Rome and a stunning staircase serve as the backdrop for a fashion parade. Known as the temple of shopping, it is the place where you can find all the top fashion designer stores!

It is the highest point of Rome, with a breathtaking view of Rome, the spot where Italy was united!