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The Vatican Museums are indisputably one of the finest collections of art in the world. Over the centuries, Papal patrons have commissioned renowned works, such as the magnificent ...

Due to the heat in Rome, we highly recommend that if you are traveling with children under the age of 7 between the months of April and September, you request a shortened 2-hour ve...

Our Cucina Povera Dinner is a culinary dive into the heart of Italian cooking, one based on "poor" ingredients, that is those readily available and inexpensive. Our docent, a culi...

The focus of this three-hour experience, led by the American food writer Maureen Fant, is a study-lunch at Checchino dal 1887. With its strategic location, top ingredients, knowled...

The Via Appia is the oldest and most prestigious of Roman roads, dating back to the fourth century BC. The regina viarum-queen of all roads-was named after the Roman censor Appius...

In 1936, at the height of his power, the Italian dictator Mussolini began planning an international fair that would showcase the accomplishments of Fascism in Italy to the world. ...

Roman architecture is a constantly evolving and dynamic aspect of city life, with an illustrious past and exciting future. Edifices dating back millennium can flank those just erec...

Contemporary art in Rome? Yes. In response to a recent explosion in the art gallery scene here, we are now organizing evening strolls of the better, more vibrant galleries in Rome....

The Sistine Chapel, Raphael Rooms, and Pieta by Michelangelo are just some of the many art treasures we’ll cover in this four-hour, in-depth Vatican tour. Led by a trained theologi...

From the mid-17th century, the blossoming of Baroque art and architecture in Rome transformed the nature of the city. Used as a tool of the Counter-Reformation, the style often em...

The mithraeum (a gathering place for adherents to the mystical cult of Mithras) under the Circus Maximus is one of the best examples of this type of subterranean site to be found i...

In the company of an art historian, classicist, or archaeologist, this walk explores the rich and eclectic art collections of the Capitoline Museums, or Musei Capitolini, the oldes...

One of the largest repositories of ancient art in the world, the Capitoline Museums provide an amazing backdrop for a family-oriented seminar on the ancient world, its gods, empero...

Early Baroque painter, Michelangelo Merisi (1573-1610), better known as Caravaggio, left an indelible mark on the world of art; and Rome is fortunate to contain a large selection o...

In our opinion, the little-visited catacombs of Saint Agnes, on the Via Nomentana, offer the best glimpse of the beguiling, hidden world of the Christian catacombs and their artist...