Rome is Italy’s destination par excellence, the city of all superlatives. It has about 900 churches and basilicas and its twenty-eight centuries of history have left their mark on humanity. Today, the historical, archaeological and cultural richness of Rome is no longer in question, as its millions of annual visitors testify.
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A wonderful journey on the waves of an emerald sea, between large and small white sandy coves. This is Sardinia, an island in the heart of the Mediterranean, which surprises visitors with its natural contrasts, its lights and the colors of a country with ancient traditions, in a deserted and unspoiled natural setting.
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27 February 2016
The Roman Forum, the public square where culture and business meet
Take a guided tour of the Roman Forum, strolling along the cobblestone alleys where trade and politics were once discussed. Discover the ruins of majestic monuments, from the Basilica Julia to the Arch of Septimius Severus, the Arch of Titus and the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina.
6 April 2019
The archipelago of the Maddalena, seven islands north of Sardinia
This small archipelago is particularly appreciated by sailing and underwater fishing enthusiasts as well as by lovers of calm and wild nature. Caprera, the last residence of Garibaldi, Italian revolutionary, is to be discovered for its historical side and the beauty of its landscapes.
10 April 2016
St Peter’s Basilica, Catholicism’s largest religious monument
St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, which we’ve been admiring for almost five hundred years, is the successor to a first religious monument, a historically significant edifice, erected in 319 at the request of Emperor Constantine, on the site where St. Peter was to be buried. It was consecrated in 326 by Pope Sylvester I.