The Italian capital is a great city to visit with kids of all ages. Rome’s history stretches back thousands of years and the city’s ancient ruins are sure to impress the whole family. Sometimes the ...

When in Rome, you’d be remiss not to try the local specialties – there’s so much more than pizza, pasta and gelato (though you’ll find plenty of those too!). If it’s your first time visiting the ...

It’s just before 7 a.m. on a sunny Saturday morning in September, and my guide, Isa Calidonna of ArcheoRunning, is leading me ...

Italy’s capital isn’t just a perennial favorite for iconic sights like the Trevi Fountain and the Colosseum, but also for its delectable culinary scene. The best Rome food tours help travelers skip ...

Tom has a Master's degree in Journalism. His editorial work covers anything from archaeology and the environment to technology and culture. If you’ve ever wondered what the world looked like to an ...

Rome, Italy is filled with thousands of years of history. Everywhere you look, there’s some new Roman ruin or monument to ...

So intertwined with power and history is the story of Rome — cradle of the Roman Empire, seat of the Papal States — it’s easy to forget it hasn’t always been Italy’s capital. Even in its short modern ...

An aerial view of St. Peter's Square in Vatican City. Photo Credit: S.Borisov/Shutterstock Tour operators said travelers should expect larger-than-normal crowds and minor disruptions at the Vatican ...

For professional football player Justin Jefferson, the football offseason was the perfect time to surprise his family with an unforgettable Roman getaway. Vintage cars, private tours, and fresh pasta ...

The crowds in Rome seem to get bigger every year, so I recommend checking out Ostia Antica instead. The archaeological park is about 30 minutes away, and it houses relics from an ancient Roman city. I ...