Rome

History with a capital "H" is forever alive in Rome. The Colosseum, so majestic to our eyes, is the measure of how the past can never be separated from these places.

A pleasant walk leads us through the not-to-be-missed attractions of every visit to Rome. From the Colosseum to the Roman Forum, the ancient square of Rome, you walk past the Imperial  Forums before reaching the Campidoglio Square, the centre of the city’s authorities since the 12th century. Following on, you come to the Pantheon, the temple dedicated to all the gods, before moving on to admire two emblems that are recognised all over the world: the Trevi Fountain, immortalised in the popular imagination as the symbol of the Bella Vita and the elegant stairway of the Spanish Steps, rising up from the square.

The Vatican city is dominated by St Peter’s Basilica: the vastness of the building and the splendour of its decorations take your breath away on every visit.
The Vatican Museums house an immense artistic wealth, the result of centuries of collecting and papal commissions.

In the Studios of Cinecittà, the theatres and the scenery are an ideal location for conventions, gala dinners and special events in an atmosphere that captures the hey-day period of the cinema industry.