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Rome

The triumph arches are symbols of the Italian capital, considered the Urbs of the ancient times.
There are only 3 triumph arches we can still see nowadays, together with another one we can't actually say is a “triumph” one.

Dining at the Q'Art Restaurant at the Oxford Hotel in Rome means embarking on a delightful sensory journey through the flavors, aromas and colors of traditional Roman and regional Italian cuisine.

Christmas is very near, and Rome is dressing its most elegant dress for being ready to welcome the millions of visitors staying in the Italian capital in the whitest months of the year: December.

Roman food is beloved throughout Italy, and often even abroad: maybe not well-known as its Neapolitan cousin, but it is however appreciated.

Rome is not only the capital of Italy, but also a city of innumerable shades. You can visit world famous monuments, but also do long walks among the many parks everywhere in the Eternal City.

The traditional Roman food represents the true soul of the city: genuine, rustic and simple, made of simple and "poor" ingredients.

Trastevere is one of the most peculiar neighbourhoods of Rome. It is still called "er core de Roma" ("the heart of Rome", in Roman dialect), by the citizens of the capital, because of its authenticity, despite time goes.

Rome is not only the capital of Italy but a city full of charm and history. Visited by many tourists from all over the world every year, Rome also owes its success to the wide range of traditional dishes offered by many restaurants and wine shops.

One of the areas you absolutely have to visit during your holidays in Rome undoubtedly is Garbatella district, rightly considered a slice of the true Roman spirit.

Among all the parks in region of Lazio, the one near San Felice Circeo certainly is one of the most beautiful.

Although Rome is famous worldwide for its priceless artistic and cultural heritage, the Italian capital is also one of the greenest cities in Europe. Within this complex urban metropolis there are countless parks and naturalistic areas, including the suggestive Natural Reserve of Monte Mario.

The Domus Aurea was the urban residence built by Emperor Nero after the big fire in 64 A. D. , causing the destruction of the city centre.

Is something missing in our beautiful Italian capital? Rome is not only culture and amusement: among the architectural wonders, the glorious past and several occasions for spending leisure time, it attracts thousands of visitors every day, offering everything each one of them needs.

The Galleria Borghese is one of the museums you can't miss if you visit Rome.

The Galleria Nazionale di Arte Moderna e Contemporanea in Rome is situated in Parioli district, in Valle Giulia, and its Foundation dates back to 1833, just 13 years after the annexation of Rome to the Italian nation.

The Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome is a multi-functional area where culture takes place in all its forms: music, theatre, cinema, and exhibitions. Three rooms, and open-air amphitheatre, recording and exhibition rooms, where to regenerate the soul of adults and children, bars, restaurants, and shops.

Pizza is the Italian symbol, together with spaghetti, and as you can easily suppose, you can taste it in several different ways. Roman pizza is one of them, tasty but very peculiar.

The Bocca della Verità is one of the most famous symbols of Rome, even if not everyone knows its history, and very few people know the origins of its name.

Fontana di Trevi - the stage of the famous kiss between Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Ekberg in the movie "La dolce vita" - is one of the most visited monuments of the Italian capital, and it represents the last part of the Acqua Virgo, the aqueduct built in 19 BC to supply the public thermal baths.

It is difficult to imagine Rome without its monuments, the symbolic places of a glorious past, its art. Among the most important places, the squares are very peculiar.

On every first Sunday of the month, many cultural places in Rome - museums, galleries, monuments and archaeological excavations - open their doors for free, to all the tourists and the residents.