ECO's Points
burger
photo
Anastasiia
Services provided: Guide, Personal shopper, Interpreter
About me: Are you coming to Italy? Contact me! I live in Rome, but I can help you with questions about our entire wonderful country!
Connect me
Using this site I agree to the privacy policy and terms of service
star
star
star
star
Using this site I agree to the privacy policy and terms of service
“Eternal city”, the capital of the greatest empire of the past, cradle of Catholicism and pontificate – Rome is as controversial as ancient. Artifacts of different times and cultures fused together combining into its multifarious and wonderful architectural image. “The seven hill city” is impossible to entirely see during one visit, but it surely worth visiting at least once. Ancient ruins, that witnessed the golden age and decline of the Roman Empire, the spiritual center of Europe – Vatican, endless architectural masterpieces of all ages and a unique spirit of Italian capital – that is what make millions of tourists all over the world get back to Rome again and again.
The Coliseum is defensibly translated as “enormous”. It’s a unique monument of ancient Roman architecture and culture designed for sanguinary battles of gladiators. Its image has become the symbol of Rome and Italy, which nowadays represents world culture. Its archways and enfilades make tourists amaze grand ambitions of ancient builders and elegance of the giant on the whole.
Get our App as an Early adopter!
star
356 already subscribed!
Using this site I agree to the privacy policy and terms of service
Montepulciano, the town of wine and cheese-makers, is placed about 40 miles away from Siena, on the top of the hill. First built as an outpost, since XVI century this town gains popularity as a residence of Italian nobles. These nobles are the ones for whom all the stunning palaces and churches edging narrow medieval streets were built. But the main thing Montepulciano is famous for all over the world – is the local wine called “Nobile di Montepulciano”. From the top of the town council tower, you can see wonderful view of Tuscany vineyards that give raw stuff to the local wine-makers for their wineries.
Foro Romano is a center of the ancient city, where the people came together to discuss important issues. This place along with the square used to be the heart of the city life. No wonder, all the famous Roman monuments stand close to it. Here you can see the Saturn temple and Septimus Severus Arch. You will be amazed to hear that he archeologists still have a chance to find somethig here.
This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Learn More.