Guide to the Catacombs in Rome
byThe Catacombs of Rome: San Callisto, San Sebastiano, Priscilla and Domitilla.
Things to See in Rome
Rome’s attractions
Sesto Senso Art Gallery
bySesto Senso Art Gallery has been promoting young rising artists as well as those well-established in the contemporary art scene since it opened in 2008.
Rome’s wonder: Palazzo Farnese
byPalazzo Farnese, seat of the French Embassy and one of the most important and spectacular palaces in Rome, is a Jewel of the Renaissance in Rome.
The Planetarium of Rome reopens
byDiscover the secrets of planet Earth and broaden your horizons through looking at the stars at the Planetarium in Rome.
Villa Medici – The French Academy in Rome
byWith its enviable position overlooking the entire city, Villa Medici is veramente a Roman experience you will not forget.
Foreign Academies and Institutes in Rome
byDiscover the history, events and programs of the Foreign Academies and Institutes of Rome.
The Danish Academy
byDiscover the Danish Academy in Rome, founded in Via Zanardelli in 1956, then moved to its current location in Valle Giulia in 1967.
The Belgian Academy
byThe Academia Belgica, founded in 1939, promotes cultural relations between Brussels and Rome.
The Best Outdoor Activities to do in Rome this Spring
bySpringtime is here – don’t stay indoors! There are plenty of outdoor activities to do in Rome. From jogging and cycling to strolling and doing yoga outdoors.
Hungarian Academy in Rome
byThe Hungarian Academy at Palazzo Falconieri in Rome is dedicated to ecclesiastical study, scientific research and the promotion of Hungarian Art and Culture.
10 Things You Didn’t Know about the Trevi Fountain
byDiscover 10 Things You Didn’t Know about the Trevi Fountain
The Romanian Academy
byThe Romanian Academy is a cultural center for Romanians studying in Rome, and promotes the Romanian history, art and culture.
The Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore
byDiscover all the secrets and the masterpieces of St. Mary Major Basilica, one of the four major Basilicas in Rome.
The British School at Rome
byFounded in 1901, the British School at Rome, defines itself as a centre of interdisciplinary research excellence in the Mediterranean supporting the full range of arts, humanities and social sciences.