Rome city full of history and different than all the cities in the world, Here you’ll see a noticeable difference in art style (Imperialist and Baroque), and the life (the aristocratic class and workers) who live together. Situated on the River Tiber, between the Apennine Mountains and the Tyrrhenian Sea, Rome, which is also the capital of Italy, is one of the oldest cities in the world.

At the time of the Roman Empire, many great events happening, like a palace decorated with luxury that shattered because the enemy attacked and fire and earthquake disaster which left debris here and there, but the city was able to rise and stand upright as before.

History in this city is closely linked with the history of Europe, Not only the government of the Roman Empire, but also the kings of the middle ages such as Charlemagne and Otto show their power. At that time represented the earthly and the heavenly emperor, represented by the pope, a power struggle to prove who the real representatives of God. Both sides claim themselves as the heirs of the Roman Empire.

Every corner of the street here seems to have its own story. There are thousands of stories relating to the history of 3000 years old. You may take more than two weeks to explore every corner of this city. However, even with the limited time you can still enjoy the beauty of this city. Some of the most interesting and here is the Trevi fountain which is the largest fountain in Rome and most luxurious in the style of Baroque, Piazza di Spagna, and other relics of the Roman Empire such as the Pantheon (one of the most complete ancient building in Roman times, which was built around 125 AD, and still leaves the glory and grandeur until now. In it you can see the artist Raphael’s tomb), the Colosseum and Forum Romanum.

Not to miss also a number of famous churches such as Il Gesu, St. Giovanni in Laterano or Santa Maria Maggiore. Make sure you do not miss the Vatican with St. Peter’s Church was a very big and the Vatican Museums which contain collections of finest and richest in the world. Enter the places below on your visit list:

1. Porta Portese Flea Market – offers a number of antiques, food, used clothing and other goods in every Sunday,
2. Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, which was built in 1626 in honor of St. Ignatius. The church looked very beautiful for decoration consisting of a variety of precious stones and marble.
3. Church of St. Clemensius. The top of this church is one of the most beautiful church decorations in Rome, which was built in the early 12 th century.
4. Borghese Gallery which contains a collection of statues and relics of 15th century paintings – 18.