Pope Francis opens Castel Gandolfo’s doors to the public, permitting for the first time access to the Apostolic Palace and Pontifical Villas, for a century inaccessible Summer papal residences. Continue reading
On August 15th Italy celebrates “Ferragosto”, the most important Italian feast during Summer period. It is a public holiday so almost every business, shop, bank and public office will be closed. Continue reading
Many museums and archeological sites will be open at night time this Summer in Italy. In Rome the most important are the Vatican Museums, the Colosseum, and the Imperial Forums. Continue reading
The Festa della Repubblica (Republic Day) commemorates the birth of the Republic in Italy. June 2nd was the date of the referendum held in 1946, at the end of WWII, in which the Italians voted to abolish the monarchy and the country became a Republic. Continue reading
On May 16th several museums and archeological sites all over Europe are open from 8 pm until midnight.
UNESCO is proud to support the European Night of Museums for the 7th consecutive year, and give its high patronage to this event. Continue reading
On April 21st Rome celebrates its Birthday, or “Natale di Roma”, also known as Dies Romana, commemorating the day when Romulus founded the Eternal City, in 753 BC, drawing the sacred line on the ground of the Palatine Hill. Continue reading
During Spring many feast days are observed in Italy. On these days schools, offices and banks are closed, and in many of them you will find restaurants, shops, and some Museums and Archeological sites closed too. The best thing to do is to check in advance if the place you want to see, or the restaurant you want to try, is open on the day you need. Continue reading
The Borghese Gallery is an art gallery housed in the northeast corner of the Villa Borghese Garden. It contains a substantial part of the Borghese collection of paintings, sculpture and antiquities, begun by Cardinal Scipione Borghese, the nephew of Pope Paul V. Continue reading
Christmas holidays are a fantastic time to visit Rome, maybe not popular as summer months, but still very suggestive and certainly less crowded with tourists. Rome is the capital of Christianity and the place where the celebration of Christmas originated: which place could be better of Rome in Christmas? Continue reading
On December 7th, Italy will celebrate the National day of archaeology, artistic heritage and restoration, an event organized by the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism (Ministero dei beni e delle attività culturali e del turismo – MiBACT), to pay homage to the immense and inestimable historical, artistic and archaeological Italian heritage. Continue reading
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A 4-hour car and driving tour with certified guide to the discovery of art, history and religion of the smallest state in the world.
This excursion is designed to enjoy the highlights of Rome and its Monuments after the sun has set.
Explore thousands of years of Roman history as you pass the city’s ancient landmarks.
Our authorised private guide will lead you through these underground tunnels, rich in early Christian symbolism.
Full-day driving tour with walking guide on request in the natural and artistic beauty of the small medieval villages outside Rome.
Discover the Roman Villa Adriana and the Renaissance Villa D’Este, two splendid villas from two different ages.
Driving along the Sorrentina and Amalfi coasts, directed at SW of Mt. Vesuvius not far from the gulf of Naples
Guided Tour in the Roman town known throughout the world for its tragic destruction, spectacular view of the Gulf of Naples
A splendid excursion through the picturesque Tuscan countryside towards the beauties of Pisa and Florence.
The embodiment of a medieval city, built around the Piazza del Campo, Siena was devised as a work of art that blends into the surrounding landscape.
A full-day driving and waling tour in the medieval town, fortress and museums of San Gimignano.
Chianti, Montalcino, Montepulciano... Discover of the most famous wines produced in this wonderful region.
