Explored Ancient Rome and indulged in years of history on a tour of the city.

• Started at the amazing Spanish Square walking the Spanish steps, the longest and widest steps in Europe.

• Visited the iconic Trevi Fountain and ate amazing gelato. Was looking for my Paolo?!

• Walked by the Pantheon, meaning of all gods. The Pantheon stands as the most intact ancient Roman structure in Rome.

• Roamed around the Pine Courtyard, green landscape within the center of the Vatican.

• Vatican City, situated within Rome, governed by the Pope serves as the focal point of authority for the Roman Catholic Church.

• - Toured St. Peter’s Basilica, celebrated for its Renaissance architecture and incorporates numerous Baroque elements. It is widely considered the supreme achievement of its era in construction.

• Walked through the Sistine Chapel, known for the collection of Renaissance art. No photos were allowed to be taken here.

• Saw the fourth-century Arch of Constantine—one of three surviving ancient Roman triumphal arches in the city the Arch of Titus.

• Visited the iconic Colosseum, a 2,000-year-old amphitheater that’s both a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven New Wonders of the World.

• Stopped at the remains of the Roman Forum, a historic plaza where parades, elections, and trials once unfolded.

• Passed by Palatine Hill, the Circus Maximus chariot-racing stadium, and the Baths of Caracalla that served as an important leisure and social hub in ancient Rome.