Be a part of 14^th Global Summit on Renewable Energy and Resources

Rome, the “eternal city”, is so called because it is a place of great beauty, contrast and life. Rome is an eclectic city: the religious world center of Catholic Church, the fabulous ruins of the center of the Roman Empire, and modern, bustling Rome. All three seem incongruous, yet they live inside and beside each other with great ease. You will soon realize Rome was built to rule and dominate the world. Everything is on a massive scale, solid and “eternal”. Discover the greatness of Rome: Monuments, Museums, Buildings, Churches and Basilicas, Catacombs and Rome’s Castles. Don’t lose a walk in the gardens and villas or in search of the wonderful fountains of the city. Take not of Holiday and Feast in Rome! If you want to feel the roman atmosphere take a walk through the local typical markets! And don’t forget to taste the Roman cuisine. Rome has been an urban centre for more than 2000 years. Most of the monuments of the city’s history still stand; Even the street pattern of the city bears the marks of its long and complex history. Via del Corso crosses most of the centre from Piazza Venezia, the geographic centre of Rome, to Piazza del Popolo, at the foot of Pincio Hill. Rome’s importance is not only restricted to its historical sites and buildings, but also extends to its cultural institutions.
 

Tourist Attractions:

• The Colosseum and the Arch of Constantine
• Vatican City
• The Pantheon
• Roman Forum
• Trevi Fountain
• Vittorio Emanuele II Monument
• Centro Storico & the Spanish Steps
• Santa Maria Maggiore
• Piazza Navona
• Piazza del Popolo & Santa Maria del Popolo