Whether you’re a fan of alcohol or not, everyone knows good rooftop bars in Rome can provide you with a wild view of one of the world’s greatest cities. It’s true what they say; Rome is absolutely incredible at night and its skyline, adorned with beautifully crafted, centuries-old rooftops and other Roman architecture, is a spectacular sight that will leave you in awe. Why … [Read more...] about Rooftop Bars in Rome Near the Vatican
5 Traditional Foods You Can Only Eat in Venice + Where to Find Them
In Italy, food is everything. If you want to soak up the local flavor of a city, you can't just sightsee—you have to eat like a local. Thanks to its location and history, seafood is king in this city. In fact, the island of Venice is even shaped like a fish. Make the most of your time in Venice and feast on these five traditional Venice foods, plus great places to eat … [Read more...] about 5 Traditional Foods You Can Only Eat in Venice + Where to Find Them
Which Roman Emperor Fought in the Colosseum?
Famously played by Joaquin Phoenix in the film “Gladiator” (2000), Emperor Commodus orchestrated one of the most violently cruel reigns in Roman History. Son a great Roman general, Commodus spent much of his life trying to live up to the image of his father. The only emperor to fight as a gladiator in the Colosseum, Commodus lived a debaucherous life & ruled with an iron … [Read more...] about Which Roman Emperor Fought in the Colosseum?
3 Great Towns To Visit on The Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast is one of the most well-visited places in Italy, for both foreigners and Italians alike. Located in the Campania region, the area enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate and beautiful views looking out onto the sea. Of course, you are free to enjoy one of the many beaches along the coast, but here are a few more things to do in three great Amalfi Coast … [Read more...] about 3 Great Towns To Visit on The Amalfi Coast
Influences of Christianity in the Roman Empire
The Roman Empire’s relationship with Christianity famously began at Christianity’s inception. In the Bible, Jesus Christ was born during a Roman census and later put to death by Pontius Pilate. For the next three centuries, Christians were sporadically persecuted and often driven underground, forcing Roman and Christian artistic styles to blend. Christian History … [Read more...] about Influences of Christianity in the Roman Empire