Things to do in Rome

The Colosseum
An eternal symbol of the city, it is the most famous amphitheater in the world. Imposing and fascinating, it recounts the glorious past of ancient Rome, including gladiators, spectacles and public life.

The Imperial Forums and the Roman Forum
A journey into the heart of the Empire, among ruins, temples and triumphal arches. Walking here is like going back two thousand years, among the traces of the political and social life of ancient Rome.

The Trevi Fountain
A Baroque masterpiece carved in stone. Throwing a coin into the fountain is more than a gesture: it is a promise of return, a small ritual that every traveler carries in his or her heart

Spanish Steps and Trinità dei Monti
With its elegant staircase, Piazza di Spagna is one of the most romantic places in the city. From here, there are picturesque views and access to historic boutiques and cafes.

The Pantheon
A perfectly preserved temple with its majestic dome open to the sky, it is a hymn to Roman ingenuity and a place of great spirituality.

St. Peter's and the Vatican Museums
The heart of Christendom is home to one of the world's largest basilicas and some of the most extraordinary artistic treasures in history, including the Sistine Chapel frescoed by Michelangelo

Navona Square
An open-air Baroque salon with fountains, street performers and aristocratic palaces. Perfect for a sunset stroll or an aperitif with a view.

Trastevere
A neighborhood that retains the authentic spirit of Rome. Narrow alleys, small squares full of life, historic trattorias and the atmosphere of yesteryear that resists the passing of the years.

Villa Borghese and Galleria Borghese
A large park in the heart of Rome where you can relax between nature and art. Inside, the Galleria Borghese houses masterpieces by Bernini, Canova and Caravaggio in a refined and elegant setting.