Rome is the capital of Italy, and is also the largest city in the country.
Ideal for lovers of gastronomy, culture, art and architecture.
Rome has in its center a territory delimited by walls measuring 44 hectares, they were built to protect the smallest country in the world in which the headquarters of the Catholic church is located.
The Vatican, a city-state that was built in 1929, is the site of the Pope's official residence.
This city is inhabited by members of the Catholic church and the select Swiss guard.
Every year it receives thousands of tourists.
To be a native of Rome it is necessary to belong to the lineage of seven generations of people born in Rome, in addition to being born in the country.
The trip to Rome takes on average 12 hours and the best way to get to know the city is on foot, as it is very rich in details.
In this article you will learn what makes Rome an enchanted city, as well as tips on places you can visit during your visit.
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Spanish Square
One of the best-known squares in Rome is located in Rione Campo Marzio, one of the most visited places by tourists.
There you will find a fountain from the Baroque period, known as “Bernini's boat”, named after the artist who created it, Benini being one of the most important artists of the Roman Baroque period,
Just behind you will find the famous staircase that leads to the Trinitá dei Monti church.
Being very central, the place is not only full of tourists, but also of young Italians.
The fact that it has easy access to the metro is a great incentive to visit.
Via condotti
But ahead you will find one of the most luxurious streets in Rome, via condotti, where several important Italian brands are located, as well as international brands.
On this same street you will find the famous and Antico Caffé Greco, considered the oldest café in Rome, which is not in vain, as the café has been in operation for over 250 years.
The place has been frequented by countless artists and intellectuals, among the highlights of its menu is the coffee cream, which has an ice cream texture.
The atmosphere is super pleasant and worth visiting!
When touring the city, be sure to take a glass or bottle with you, as in Rome you will find countless sources of drinking and cold water spread throughout the country's streets.
stone square
They are ruins of what remained from the time of Emperor Hadrian, who reigned in the second century after Christ, standing out for his large buildings.
It is possible to observe in the Predas Square that the city has risen, being 10 meters above its original height, in other words, there is an underground Rome.
Conclusion
In this article you can discover some places about this enchanted city.
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