The contemporary face of Rome has been attracting more and more visitors, especially in recent years. The ancient Roman civilization, which fascinates millions of tourists, also manages to impress art…
View PostRome's historic water fountains, called "nasone", have been serving locals and tourists for over 150 years as one of the city's landmarks. Inaugurated in 1874 under Luigi Pianciani, the first…
View PostLocated in the Ostiense neighborhood of Rome, the Gazometro (Gasworks) was built between 1935 and 1937. In a 1936 article published by the Fascist-era Istituto Luce, the following information was…
View PostKnown for his mind-bending geometric prints, Dutch artist Maurits Cornelis Escher had a deep connection with Italy, which influenced much of his work. Escher's time spent in Italy, particularly Rome,…
View PostWould you like to have a unique experience in the charming cities of Italy this fall? As Unplugged Routes, we offer both tours full of cultural richness in October and…
View PostThe iconic buildings in Rome's city center, such as the Colosseum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and St. Peter's Basilica, are known all over the world and welcome millions of tourists every…
View PostWithin walking distance of Rome's city center is an imposing pyramid. Built by Emperor Caius Cestius, who died in 12 BC, as his own mausoleum, a unique surprise awaits you…
View PostWhen visiting Rome, it is important to remember that the magic of the city is not only the ancient buildings, monuments and squares, but also the traditional flavors you will…
View PostPizza is undoubtedly one of the first foods that comes to mind when Italy is mentioned. While the first examples of pizza, which has a centuries-old history combined with the…
View PostAs a country that has been under the influence of many different cultures and communities throughout history, Italy has a rich linguistic diversity. This linguistic diversity is particularly evident in…
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