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An excellent walk to discover the most famous fountains of Rome, the eternal city. Marble masterpieces of extraordinary beauty and historic squares. The Popes gave Rome most of its fountains in the 16th and 17th centuries to provide people with water to drink and wash while beautifying the city's streets and squares. Visitors can count on finding a large number of fountains in Rome. They range from Renaissance masterpieces that gracefully decorate the city's central squares to "nasone" or...

A nice walk in Rome starting from the famous Villa Borghese. The route crosses the Villa towards the Pincio, where it passes by the Obelisk and Piazzale Napoleone I. From here there is a beautiful panorama over the whole city of Rome. The tour proceeds towards Piazza del Popolo, where it runs along the Tiber River passing through Piazza Augusto Imperatore. The itinerary reaches the Fori Imperiali passing through the Spanish Steps, Piazza Barberini, Piazza della Repubblica, Termini, Piazza...

A beautiful bicycle itinerary for those who want to visit Rome by bicycle, crossing secondary roads surrounded by greenery and cycle paths away from city traffic. The route starts from the Termini railway station, and then reaches the Colosseum from where the tour begins. The excursion takes place in a loop mostly on paved roads with some parts on dirt roads. The ideal time to do this route is from late spring to late autumn. Furthermore, the itinerary is not yet marked so it is advisable to...

A pleasant walk in the historic center of Rome, starting from Castro Pretorio. The route takes place in an anti-clockwise loop passing by different points of historical interest. The itinerary goes through Piazza della Repubblica, the Colosseum, Circus Maximus, Baths of Caracalla, Piazza San Giovanni in Laterano, Piazza Santa Maria Maggiore, Termini Station and then returns to the starting point.

This cycling itinerary is an excursion to be divided into segments over several days. It starts from Rome, near Piazza di Santa Maria Maggiore, and arrives in Claviere, on the border with France. Along the way, there are several refreshment points and Refuges where it is possible to stay overnight. This route follows parts of the Via Francigena, an ancient pilgrimage route that led from Canterbury to Rome and finally to Puglia in southern Italy, from where anciently pilgrims embarked for...