The capital of Italy is also one of the oldest and most culturally significant cities in Europe, if not the world. A city that is home to some of the oldest ruins and monuments, churches, streets, and museums. A city that prides itself on an impressive collection of ancient structures that have survived for nearly thousands of years. Enjoy some gelato as you stroll down the Apian Way, marvel at the Roman Aqueducts, sip wine near the Trevi Fountain, or hop aboard a Vespa and take in the sights! There is a reason they call this “The Eternal City”; that is how long it feels like this city has been around. And that feeling will stay with you after you visit the city that Caesar himself once called home!
If you hear the sounds of motor-scooters revving their engines, if you see a caravan of little Fiats circling the streets, if you can smell the aroma of pastas being served al fresco, if you can taste the creamy gelato being served to you in a massive cone, and if you can feel the rough, yet tender surface of the great Coliseum, odds are, you are in Rome, Italy! As...