Unmissable because From the ancient Romans to the advent of Christianity to the genius of Michelangelo Buonarroti, with an expert guide you can discover why Rome is "caput mundi" Ideal for Couples, families, friends, art lovers, photography lovers We will begin our archaeological walk knowing the Gladiators' gym, the famous Ludus Magnus, we will continue to the Colosseum square with the majestic amphitheater and the triumphal arches, the temple of Venus and Rome. In this square with our official guide of Rome we will be able to satisfy all our curiosities about the world of the ancient Romans, their emperors and their most famous slaves: the gladiators. And not only! We will discover the facts and misdeeds of the emperor who first allowed the Christian cults, Constantine the Great, whose majestic triumphal arch dominates the square. Later we will go up to the Oppio hill, home of the Domus Aurea, and from here we will walk towards an ancient basilica, a jewel of early Christian architecture, unique for its history and relics contained, including the famous chains of San Pietro from which it takes its name, but famous above all for the colossal statue of Moses, sculpted by a young and impetuous Michelangelo for the pope who commissioned the vault of the Sistine Chapel from him. We will discover all the secrets of the tomb of this pope, Julius II, a tomb that Michelangelo considered his personal "tragedy", and we will admire Moses in detail, in the light of the very recent studies conducted during the restoration .... We will discover the adventurous legend of the Miracle of the Chains, at the base of the titration and decoration of the basilica, embellished with splendid Mannerist frescoes and we will not forget the most original and unusual aspects of the basilica, including some very ancient devotional images. After having satiated our eyes with the maximum art of the ancient Romans and the most famous Renaissance sculptor, we will cross the famous vicus scelleratus and finally we will also think about the grumbling belly! in a quiet and typically Roman corner and we will sit in a Roman trattoria and here a good dish of traditional Roman cuisine and a good glass of local wine, expertly selected by our Innkeeper, in the name of quality, of small artisan productions, of the short supply chain , of territoriality, will make us appreciate Rome not only for its beauty but also for its.