Despite being in Italy, it’s actually owned by the Vatican. It’s one of the most impressive things to see in Rome. The ...

This attraction is a must-see. The Piazza della Rotonda ... The former pagan temple can be found in the Navona and Campo corner of Rome, accessible via the Barberini metro stop.

Seth Sherwood, who is based in Paris, has been writing about Italy for the Travel section since 2008. “Roma si trasforma.” Translation: “Rome is transforming.” Trumpeted from signs all ...

Regardless, you'll take in a panorama of Rome's spectacular landscape ... No ticket is required to see the pope on Sundays, when he usually address the crowd in St. Peter's Square at noon.

Visiting Italy is a dream for many ... the Colosseum like you’re in a movie, but locals see this differently. In cities like Rome and Florence, it's common to see signs prohibiting eating ...

“We will see a huge media ... so be prepared to wait. Rome has two international airports. Fiumicino, around 17 miles (27 kilometers) southwest of the city center, is Italy’s busiest airport ...