Rome

One of the most famous buildings in the world, the Colosseum is approximately 2000 years old and a ground pillar that illustrates one of the fine spectacles of the roman empire. This majestical building would welcome up to 50,000 guests for entertainment purposes. The Vatican City is the smallest state in Europe with a population of approximately 1000 people and is the center of authority over the Roman Catholic Church. Visit St. Peter’s square or the Vatican Museum to witness the Sistine Chapel, painted by Michelangelo himself.

Rome has some of the best designer boutiques in Italy. There are plenty of options for souvenirs and gifts to bring back to your friends and family. And of course, there is a large variety of art and antiques for those who appreciate more historical shopping.

The pasta lovers’ paradise. Rome offers a wide variety of traditional pasta that comes in all different shapes, sizes, flavors, and ingredients. Don’t miss out on the excellent limoncello, olive oil, vinegar, or parmesan cheese, few places do it better than in Rome. When visiting the local restaurants, make sure to try their Italian traditional meals such as pizza, ravioli, lasagne, bruschetta, panini, carpaccio, and much more.