Capital city of Italy
It is rich in monuments of its ancient history which justify it’s renown as the ‘Eternal City’.

Campidoglio
Situated on a hill which symbolized the power of Ancient Rome, it now houses the city’s administrative offices.

Terme di Caracalla
The Baths were built by Caracolla in AD 212 and extend over 24 acres. It is the setting for operatic performances in the summer and the Complesso Vignola Mattei is also situated here.