The Centrale Montemartini Museum Is A Great Art Collection In Rome
The Centrale Montemartini is a unique Rome museum unlike any other that you have seen in Italy and their unique art collection needs to be appreciated.
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Michelangelo’s Moses Surprisingly Has Horns On His Head
Michelangelo’s Moses at the Basilica of Saint Peter in Chains is a true hidden gem in Rome that needs to be on your list of things to see on your next visit.
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The Madonna di Loreto (Caravaggio) Doesn’t Travel At All
The Madonna di Loreto (Caravaggio) is another of his paintings in Rome that are mounted in a church and never leave the wall of the basilica of Sant’Agostino.
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The Palazzo Altemps Museum Collection Of Sculptures Is Great
The Palazzo Altemps Museum needs to be a part of your planning for you next trip to Rome, Italy so that you don’t miss out on this national museum’s sculptures.
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An ETIAS For Italy Will Be A Requirement, But Not A Visa
An ETIAS for Italy will be required to travel to Rome, but this travel authorization program is not a VISA and we describe the why for your travel planning.
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A Rome Photography Exhibition At The Baths Of Caracalla
The Baths of Caracalla in Rome are hosting a photography exhibition of the famous Italian Photographer Letizia Battaglia that should be part of your plans.
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Rome In June – The Best Guide For A Perfect Rome Vacation
Visiting Rome in June can be an exciting time because the weather is warm and the crowds have arrived to enjoy the beauty and culture of this amazing city.
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Caravaggio Paintings In Rome Are Waiting For You At Church
The Calling Of Matthew is one of the Caravaggio paintings in Rome in the beautiful French San Luigi dei Francesi church where you can enjoy these works In Situ.
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Bernini’s Angels Are A Challenge To Find But It’s Worth It
Bernini’s Angels are among his sculptures that can be found all over Rome in well-known spots, but some are less obvious than others and these are hidden gems.
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Is It Illegal To Speak English In Italy For Anyone?
Is It Illegal To Speak English In Italy? No, despite a proposed law that the author claims will protect the Italian language, there are no limits on English.
