A cultural and tourist guide to Rome with lots of images.
Located in the center-west of the Italian peninsula, near the Tyrrhenian Sea, explore the Italian capital, which is also the capital of the Lazio region.
Few places surpass Rome. Here, all the charming alleys lead to countless squares (Navona and Campo dei Firoi) and fountains (Trevi), each more beautiful than the last! Steeped in history and culture, you can stroll through the ancient Mercati, visit the remains of the Forum before heading into the Colosseum or even entering the Papal Palace. In addition to its historical, architectural, and cultural charms, the city of seven hills will delight you with its gastronomy (including Da Tonino's Cacio e Pepe pasta) and distinctive wines.
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