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.

Borgo Pio is situated a few steps from Basilica di San Pietro, in the Vatican City, and it is one of the most typical districts of the Vatican mediaeval Rome.

Travel guide to the local markets in Rome Rome is not made of archaeological sites and museums only. One of the things featuring it is the presence of local markets. They are the soul of city life, each district has its own market, characterizing its history and culture.