The Appian Way, a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcases 2300 years of history, architecture, and archaeology. Walk or cycle along its ancient monuments and experience one of the most famous roads of the Roman Empire, known as the “Queen of the Streets.”

Explore Rome’s Largo di Torre Argentina—now open for visitors. Wander through restored ancient temples, including where Julius Caesar was believed to be assassinated. Don’t miss the iconic stray cat colony that adds charm to these historic ruins!

Wondering what to see in Trastevere? This lively Rome district boasts charming alleys, historic sites like the Basilica of Santa Maria, unique shops, and top dining spots. Start at Garibaldi Bridge for a stunning view and pay homage to poet Giuseppe Gioachino Belli.

Experience the allure of Rome’s historic cafés, where culture and history blend seamlessly with every sip. From Ancient Caffè Greco to Babington Tea Room, indulge in the city’s captivating café culture.