The Vatican City is the smallest independent state in the world, standing at 0.49 km squared (approx 100 acres). It is an independent city-state from Italy and is where the…
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St. Peter’s Basilica is a Renaissance-style church located in Vatican City. It was built in 1506. For those non-Christian, Saint Peter was the first bishop of Rome and one of…
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The Vatican museum is located inside the smallest country in the world, Vatican City. It holds 70,000 works including Roman sculptures and Renaissance artworks collected by the Catholic Church over…
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While we were out exploring Rome today, we stopped by AL42 by Pasta Chef Rione S.Angelo for a quick bite. This restaurant is a casual diner, known for delicious and…
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One of the things we loved about the ancient city was the monuments and statues preserved along the streets of Rome. Just gonna share our photos from tonight’s walk along…
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The Castel Sant’Angelo is a towering cylindrical building in Rome, Italy, designed as a mausoleum for the Roman Emperor, Hadrian. It was later used by popes as a castle and…
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After arriving in Rome and suffering a long 24 hours of food poisoning, I finally mustered up the strength to enjoy our first proper Italian meal today. We had already…
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Trevi Fountain is one of the most popular tourist spots in Europe. The fountain was built in 1762 and stands at 26.3 metres tall. We visited yesterday but due to…
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This post is a short gallery of the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo from today’s visit so as to not overwhelm our travel diary (LINK).
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The Pantheon is a 43-metre tall structure, built-in 113 AD. Located in the ancient city of Rome, Italy, the Pantheon stands beautifully in the middle of the city. After leaving…
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