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The Vatican City - The Vatican city is not only a truly spiritual place but is impressive for
its grandeur, art and of course
St Peters – the biggest church in the World. Also not to be missed is the Sistine Chapel,
whose ceiling is home to Michelangelo’s mural masterpiece.
Colosseum - Known to the Ancient Romans as the “Flavian Amphitheatre” this symbol of
the Roman Empire was host to 450 years of gladiators, lion feedings and “games”. It is a
truly impressive sight.
Trevi Fountain - A beautiful rococo design, the Trevi Fountain is the place to stir
romance. Legend has it by throwing a coin over your shoulder, into the fountain, you
will return to Rome.
Pantheon - Nearly 1900 years after its construction this 2nd century AD pagan temple
to the gods is remarkably still intact. Converted to a church in 608AD, Marcus Agrippa’s
extraordinary dome is the largest masonry vault ever built.
Spanish Steps – Nicknamed Rome’s living room, the Spanish Steps are the perfect place
to sit and people watch. Both tourists and locals can be seen sitting and relaxing on the
steps that overlook the piazza
its grandeur, art and of course
St Peters – the biggest church in the World. Also not to be missed is the Sistine Chapel,
whose ceiling is home to Michelangelo’s mural masterpiece.
Colosseum - Known to the Ancient Romans as the “Flavian Amphitheatre” this symbol of
the Roman Empire was host to 450 years of gladiators, lion feedings and “games”. It is a
truly impressive sight.
Trevi Fountain - A beautiful rococo design, the Trevi Fountain is the place to stir
romance. Legend has it by throwing a coin over your shoulder, into the fountain, you
will return to Rome.
Pantheon - Nearly 1900 years after its construction this 2nd century AD pagan temple
to the gods is remarkably still intact. Converted to a church in 608AD, Marcus Agrippa’s
extraordinary dome is the largest masonry vault ever built.
Spanish Steps – Nicknamed Rome’s living room, the Spanish Steps are the perfect place
to sit and people watch. Both tourists and locals can be seen sitting and relaxing on the
steps that overlook the piazza
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