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St Peter’s Square sits in the heart of the Vatican and is probably one of the most recognisable parts of this small, sovereign state. The...

Rising upwards in an ancient show architectural wonder, the Colosseum is one of Rome’s most stunning attractions. Also known as the...

Naples is a heady mixture of chaotic, historic, and inspiring. It’s one of the oldest and busiest cities in Europe and is bursting at the...

The Sistine Chapel is one of the Vatican’s proudest features. Set in the confines of the Vatican City’s ancient backdrop, the chapel is...

Rome was built on seven hills, and Palatine Hill is one of the middle ones. Set between some of Rome’s most memorable attractions, like...

St. Peter’s Basilica (also known as the Papal Basilica of St. Peter) carves an impressive silhouette across the skyline of the Vatican,...

Pompeii is home to one of the most tragic stories in Italian history. Located in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, a still-active volcano,...

The Roman Forum is a bastion of history in the heart of Rome. For hundreds of years it has played host to temples, religious sects, and...

Pompeii can be found near the vibrant city of Naples, around 150 miles south of Rome. Most people visit the devastated city for a day...