Europe reopens to travelers this summer
Finally some wonderful news! After a year since the travel ban to Europe, the EU is ending travel restrictions this summer. In mid-March, the European Commission announced the creation of …
Where to Next? Rome with Laurence Norah
No matter where you travel in the world, there is usually one special place that you never tire of visiting. In this exclusive “Where to next?” blog series, we talk …
Virtual 360 Tour: Roman Forum
The Roman Forum is one of the most celebrated ancient meeting areas in the world. Join our virtual tour to get a taste of its fascinating history!
Virtual 360 Tour: Gianicolo Hill
Venture with us to the best viewpoint in Rome and take in the sights and sounds in this immersive 360 virtual guided experience.
Virtual 360 Tour: Piazza della Minerva and Piazza della Rotonda, Rome
Just a short walk from Piazza della Minerva takes you to Piazza della Rotonda, where the Roman Pantheon stands in pride of place as the most preserved and one of the most influential buildings in ancient Rome.
Virtual 360 Tour: Largo di Torre Argentina
In this virtual 360 tour, we’ll give you an idea of what took place here, and why this exquisite piece of ancient history shouldn’t be missed on your next trip to Rome!
Virtual 360 Tour: Vespa Ride Around Rome
Join us on our 360 virtual Vespa Ride around Rome, where we take you past the magnificent Colosseum, slicing through traffic and whizzing down some of Rome’s winding streets.
Virtual 360 Tour: Piazza Navona, Rome
In this virtual reality video, envisage yourself in the midst of one of Rome’s most treasured Piazzas and learn some of the history emanating from the buildings down to the pavements.
When the sun goes down: Things to do in Rome at night
We’re sure you know all about the best bucket list landmarks, attractions and tours to tick off your list when you visit the Italian capital, but with so many stunning spaces to see in the daytime – what’s left to do in Rome at night?
From Monti to Parioli: See the Most Scenic Sides of Rome
We all know that Rome is renowned for its iconic landmarks. From the Vatican to the Colosseum, some parts of the Eternal City are recognisable in a micro instant. And while a vast number of visitors understandably prioritise these parts of the city, there are many who would rather devote time to exploring its scenic local neighbourhoods.