A cozy coffee house, whose name in Russian translates as "Cup of Gold". It is located in the heart of the city. At 50 meters from the Pantheon. At the corner of Piazza dela Rotonda and via degli Orfani. The price of coffee here is up to 1.5 euros, and you can taste local pastries with a cup of fragrant drink.

The largest, the most pompous, the most popular among tourists... This is all about the Trevi Fountain in Rome, built in front of the majestic Palazzo Poli. Designed by Bernini, the famous theater sculptor, today it is considered a must-see pilgrimage site for tourists.

The column was built in the one hundred and eightieth year, after the death of the emperor. It was erected in honor of Marcus Aurelius' victories over the barbarians, which the emperor's army celebrated on the banks of the Danube. In the eighty years separating the construction of the columns, the artistic style has changed quite a bit - the war scenes on the Marcus Aurelius column are depicted much more simply and sparingly than on the Trajan column.

All of Rome is built on top of ruins that were once the most majestic buildings in the entire world. Piazza della Repubblica is no exception - the square was erected on the site of ancient buildings. Earlier, in the first millennium of our era, on the site of the square there were very popular among the Romans Thermae Diocletian - a complex of baths, including both cold and hot baths, gymnasiums, a library and gardens of extraordinary beauty. Unfortunately, these buildings lasted relatively briefly - two centuries - and were destroyed at the decline of the Western Roman Empire in the 500s.

Architectural and park ensemble created in the early 19th century. The main building of Villa Torlonia is a pompous structure in the style of classicism. Its facade is decorated with a large portico with columns, the rooms of the house are full of sculptures. In the surrounding park there are interesting buildings of smaller size: a theater, a greenhouse, memorial obelisks, a Moorish grotto. The House of Owls, a garden pavilion with many frescoes depicting these birds, has a whimsical shape. The outside of it is decorated with relief masonry, while the interior is decorated with paintings and majolica. The remains of Jewish catacombs dating back to the III-IV century have been found in the park.

A small park, confined to the Paganini Villa, where you can hide from the hustle and bustle of the city.

A small and cozy restaurant 10 minutes from the center of Rome. The main menu consists of seafood.

In the center of the square there is the Frog Fountain, realized in 1924 according to a drawing by Gino Coppede. The stone bowl of the fountain is decorated with four figures, each holding a seashell where frogs sit, from which jets of water gush forth. On the bowl, set higher up, sit the other eight frogs. This is the epicenter of the residential quarter where the most beautiful streets converge - via Dora, via Tanaro, via Aterno - and around which palaces of different styles are gathered.

In Rome there is a beautiful place called Villa Borghese - it is a huge park where you can walk, relax and visit the zoo, hippodrome, galleries and museums with quite rich collections of art from different eras. Villa Borghese is a large landscape park in the natural English manner in Rome. The main attractions of the park are: the Galleria Borghese, which has a rich collection of art, including many original masterpieces; the National Museum of Villa Giulia, which has the largest collection of Etruscan art, and the National Gallery of Modern Art, which presents all major art movements since the XIX century. It is the third largest public park in Rome (80 hectares or 148 acres) after Villa Doria Pamphili and Villa Ada.

A romantic view of Pincho Hill from the observation deck.

The church of Trinita dei Monti was built with the money of the French crown, donated by Ludwig XII. The construction of the church lasted from 1502 to 1585. By erecting the cloister, the French king wanted to commemorate the French victory in Naples. During Napoleon's occupation of Rome, the church was attacked and completely looted. At the beginning of the 19th century, the restoration of the church began. The façade of the church is in strict classical style designed by architect Carlo Maderna.

Via Cola di Rienzo in Rome is not far from the Vatican and St. Peter's Basilica, next to the Tiber promenade. It stretches from Piazza Risorgimento to Piazza della Libertà. This street and the eponymous Piazza Cola di Rienzo are named after the famous Italian political figure of the XIV century, tribune Cola di Rienzo, who cared about the strengthening of Rome and the good of his people. Most of the buildings surrounding the square were erected in the first half of the 20th century and were subsequently completed and reconstructed.

Today, it is one of the oldest bridges in Rome. A key feature of this arched bridge, lined with marble slabs, are the grandiose sculptures of ten stone angels and two holy apostles (Peter and Paul), placed opposite each other along the entire length of the bridge. Guarding the bridge, Bernini conceived the angels holding in their hands symbols of passions, that is, they are a kind of personification of earthly passions. The majestic figures of angels, made in the Baroque style, which absorbed the unmistakable features of antiquity, were erected by the master during the reign of Pope Clement the 9th.

Since 1957 the trattoria "Da Francesco" was named due to the great respect for the tradition of Roman cooking. Reasonable prices, delicious Italian cuisine.