Rome
The eternal city does not confine itself to its history: Rome is a very lively city, whose art and art of living are one and the same.
Turning into an alley, you may discover an Etruscan fresco or a fragment of a Byzantine statue at the entrance of an underground pathway, just like in Fellini’s Rome. It could be a mirage or a piece of history dating back 2500 years. Rome is a place of continuous excavations on several levels and where the monuments are only the visible part.
The year 2000, Rome’s Jubilee Year, was a real “blessing” for visitors, who can since then discover the most beautiful monuments which have been finally restored and are no longer hidden behind sempiternal scaffolding. However, don’t let the cultural discoveries keep you from sitting down at an outdoor trattoria to meet the people of Rome who are eternally succumbing to “La Dolce Vita.
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Check - in counters Terminal C FCO airport
