See Michelangelo’s Risen Christ
Santa Maria Sopra Minerva in Rome, Italy
Thousands of tourists flock each day to see the Pantheon in Rome. It is the best-preserved building from ancient Rome, and it is certainly worthy of attention. But to get there, … More things you should do’…
Teatro Massimo - the Godfather’s Opera House Most movie fans will recognize the beautiful opera house in Palermo from it’s starring role in Godfather 3.
The Teatro Massimo Vittorio Emanuele in Palermo opened its doors to the public on the … More things you should do’…
The Golden View Open Bar Restaurant offers an unmatched view of the Ponte Vecchio and the Torre di Arnolfo, with the Galleria degli Uffizi on the right and the Corridoio Vasariano opposite the river Arno.
Suffused candle light and delicatessen accompanied with live … More things you should do’…
Art Viva - The Original and Best Walking Tours
Since 1996, Florence-based travel/theater company Artviva has offered distinctive, original tours and experiences throughout Italy of the regions they know and love –Florence and Tuscany, Rome and Venice, Cinque Terre and beyond. Artviva’s … More things you should do’…
The fifth edition of the Notte Bianca will be held on Saturday September 8th, an event that Italy’s capital can no longer do without. Since 2003 four editions of the great collective event have been organised with thousands of people taking part … More things you should do’…
Angels and Demons Tour
The Path of Illumination
Riddles in the heart of the Eternal City…
A secret passage unused for many centuries…
Who were the secret Illuminati?
What are the hidden secrets of the Altars of Science?
Experience an incredible journey, at the end of which you … More things you should do’…
Il Palio Horse Race - July 2 and August 16
Rumor has it that Il Palio is going to be featured in the next James Bond 007 movie!
“Piazza del Campo” is still used today for the well known Palio horse race which is … More things you should do’…
This eclectic edifice was built between 1856 and 1860 according to the wishes of Archduke Maximilian of Habsburg (later to become Emperor of Mexico), and planned by Carl Junker. The interior furniture and decorations are genuine period pieces. The extensive … More things you should do’…
Le Sirenuse opened in 1951, when the Sersale family decided to turn their summer house in Positano into a small elegant hotel. They started with eight rooms and a large terrace overlooking the Islands of the Sirens. Fifty years later the hotel has 62 rooms with all the comforts … More things you should do’…
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