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Rome

Although functioning as a vibrant, modern capital akin to any in Europe, the unique appeal of Rome is that the entire city is a vast, 3,000-year-old, indoor-outdoor museum. In every quarter you’ll find ancient monuments, art treasures and timeless architecture in churches, galleries and protected ruins. Home to the world’s smallest city, the Vatican, Rome has religion at its heart and history in its soul – a city that dazzles and inspires visitors time and time again.

  • Small but very prestigious publisher, based in Milan, crafting the classiest coffee table art books on the market.

  • Lazio’s only high profile wine, a dry, fruity, not always perfect white from the hills south of Rome.

  • From the 16th-century Villa Aldobrandini you can take in magnificent panoramas of Rome.

  • Communal dining in a hospice run by nuns. The set menu offers soup or pasta, a meat course, salad and fruit for dessert.

  • Semi-circular bar and restaurant always packed with Trastevere nightlifers. Inventive dishes and a cut above the usual bar sandwiches.

  • A small selection of artworks, mostly sculpture, paintings and objets d’art.

  • A stunningly beautiful pleasure-palace, this was the vision of an immensely rich, hedonistic papal nephew, who filled it with Graeco-Roman, Renaissance and Baroque works by the greatest masters.

  • One of Europe’s greatest small museums, worth seeing for its setting alone, is home to Rome’s best collection of early Bernini sculptures.

  • A tribute to the unbridled power of favoured papal nephews in the 1600s, this pleasure-palace, its priceless collections of art, and its newly restored gardens comprise one of the most gorgeous sights in Rome.

  • The museum covers Italian art from the late 1800s to mid-1900s.

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