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Explore Caravaggio in Rome with this complete guide. Learn about his dramatic life and find where to admire his masterpieces, from San Luigi dei Francesi to Galleria Borghese. Perfect for art lovers planning a Caravaggio tour in Rome.

Sanpietrini, the iconic volcanic stone blocks, have paved Rome’s streets since the 16th century. These durable stones, found in historic areas like Piazza Navona and Via del Corso, are key to Rome’s unique charm and have stood the test of time.

Join us for Fashion and La Dolce Vita at Rome Future Week®. Facile Tours’ electric Fiat 500s meet Velvet Phoebè’s sustainable creations in an evening of art, music, and talks—a celebration where Italian heritage, style, and innovation come alive.

Discover Rome’s iconic fountains, from the majestic Trevi Fountain to the stunning Piazza Navona. Explore hidden gems, breathtaking views, and historic masterpieces throughout the city, from Baroque beauties to charming neighborhood fountains.

Explore Casina del Salvi Rome, a restored 19th-century villa in the Celio Archaeological Park. With views of the Colosseum, a café, study spaces, and the Forma Urbis Museum, it’s a perfect spot to enjoy history, culture, and a peaceful break from the city.

A maritozzo is Rome’s classic breakfast pastry: a soft, lightly sweet yeast bun split open and filled with whipped cream. Romans eat it at the bar, usually with a cappuccino. You find maritozzi in coffee bars, pastry shops and some bakeries all over the city, and they are freshest in the morning.

Discover Tales of Light at the Villa Borghese Gallery: an immersive video mapping show that brings art, history, and architecture to life. From July to October 2025, the gallery’s façade transforms into a glowing canvas with music, storytelling, and culture.

From July to October 2025, the Aventine Keyhole in Rome reveals more than St. Peter’s Dome. Thanks to artist Davide Rivalta, a bronze lion now joins the iconic view, offering visitors a unique mix of art, spirituality, and one of the city’s most magical sights.

Book a food tour to explore a neighborhood and taste a little of everything; book a cooking class to sit down, learn a skill and eat a meal you made yourself. Our food tour lasts 2.5 hours on foot and costs €150 per person. Shared classes last 2.5 to 4.5 hours, from €79 per person.

Looking for the most romantic things to do in Rome? From breathtaking sunsets to hidden gems, boat rides, and sweet treats, discover unforgettable experiences for couples in the Eternal City. Let Rome set the perfect scene for your love story!