An Ancient Tour at Rome Italy

Rome Italy is one of my favorite visited places. Of all many different great destinations in the world such as Paris, New York, London, and more, Rome standout for me because of its inimitability in a variety of aspects. With our world’s advancement, the sky-towering buildings and hi-tech devices are visible everywhere. But in this city, ancient and modernization go side by side, and I want to discover its prehistoric remains.

I travelled around the city and I made sure not to miss its fantastic sights. However, in my 3-day visit I know that I can’t cover all the things that I most longed to see within this perpetual city. Thus, I selected three attractions that still hold the city’s glorious spots. I enumerated them below:

1. Piazza Navona 
   In my first day I went to Piazza Navona. The square is vivid. Viewing its prehistoric structures of the three amazing Baroque fountains and the palaces, their beauty astounded me. The main fountain was created in 1650s by Bernini. It illustrates the 4 rivers such as Ganges, Nile, Rio de la Plata, and Danube. When I was fed up roaming around the oval-shaped square, I decided to take a cup of coffee in one of its high-end cafes. I ordered the Sant' Eustachio Il Cafe, and it tastes really good to me. Most visitors here order their dessert like the tartufo and then walk on to the piazza, sit on one of the benches, and mesmerize the vivacious atmosphere in the air.
2. Santa Maria della Pace (Our Lady of Peace)
   I love arts, thus, I visited the Arch of Peace at Santa Maria della Pace. This is where I spent my second day. The church has been existed since 15th century. It boasts the baroque style, which is the reminiscent of the historic Roman architecture. There were people visited in the church. The artistic plan of the church interior is really captivating with an octagonal shape and a narrow nave.
3. Baths of Carcalla
   This is the second largest public baths of Romans built between 212-216 AD. I’ve known about this attraction from a friend who had been there for holiday. That’s why I made certain to visit this spot and I never regretted my decision. The place is very tidy. And since there are only a few people, the time I visited the place, I had a good time taking pictures all over the place. Do not neglect the mosaics at the Vatican museums, they are bonus attraction. 

For me, my vacation in Rome Italy was extremely one of the most unforgettable. Thus, I recommend this place to holidaymakers who also want to get close encounter with some of the world’s ancient remains dates back 15th century. For more of my fun trip, click here!

Itinerary for a Worthy Holiday in Rome

A terrific way to experience a spectacular break in your life is to visit Rome. It is fairly surreal for the first time to be here, due to its authentic, iconic and grand structures, but being here would give you an ultimate experience; astonish yourself with its charm. From Medieval and Classical to Neoclassical and Baroque architecture, the designs are visible to many structures, and more – the reason why this City was acknowledged by UNESCO World Heritage Site. So stop imagining how Rome looks like in existence of over 2 millennia old because you can fly to Rome without pressuring yourself on the expenses.

In this present time, there are proposed cheap flights online to Rome. If you want to start your travel plan for your next international holiday, it’s worth to prefer Rome than other destinations in the world. Anyway, there are abundant of worthy places to visit in Rome. Take it from below for itinerary:

1. Piazza San Marco – the term ‘Piazza’ comes to the term ‘Spanish Plaza’. The Piazza San Marco or “St Mark's Square” is the main public square in Venice. It is renowned as the world’s one of the greatest squares. Many tourists and local daytrippers come to this spot to unwind in the first place.  It was built in the 9th century with series of trees all through its small area, but now, it’s vast wherein merchants able to set up their businesses. Along with the crowds are the flock of pigeons that’s so nice to watch.
2. Ponte Vecchio – this is an ancient bridge where tourists are busting every day. The term ‘Ponte Vecchio’ means ‘old bridge’, which best suits to the bridge since this is medieval that was constructed dated back in the Roman Empire. Now the bridge has dotted of shops offering jewelry, leather, and more products. You will also love to see the Arno River as well as the Tuscan houses adjacent to the shores.
3. Gondola promenade – this is your conduit to pass through the Grand Canal. You will be riding a special boat to reach the Grand Canal in the course of secret canals and grandeur palaces with the accompaniment of singers and musicians who perform famous songs of Italians while on the trip. The best season to ride on the boat in this attraction would be from earlier of April to late of October.

Book a flight today and do not miss to see Rome this year!