One of the most picturesque squares in Rome is Piazza España. The square got its name from the Spanish embassy building located on it. In the centre of the square is the famous Boat Fountain by Pietro Bernini (1627-1629). It is a truly vivi... read more
It is not only the largest park in Rome, spread over six kilometres in circumference, but also one of the most picturesque. Created by Cardinal Cafarelli Borghese in the early 17th century, the park was completely redesigned in the late 18th centu... read more
The Castle of Sant'Angelo (St Angelus), whose mighty block still dominates the panorama of Rome, originally served as a tomb for emperors and was converted into a fortress only in the Middle Ages. The castle is also called Hadrian's Mausol... read more
The Basilica, erected as early as Constantine, survived the raids and depredations of the Vandals of Genmerica, was badly damaged by the earthquake of 896 and numerous fires. Over the centuries it has been rebuilt and restored many times with the... read more
