Rome, millenary history: between art, taste and entertainment

Rome, endless charm. it is extraordinarily difficult, if not impossible, to think of knowing all its beauties in a lifetime. A city that still secretly guards an infinite number of treasures that forcefully continue to come to light. it is a magical atmosphere that one breathes walking through the streets of the Eternal City, a sly observer of habits, looks. Astute listener of whispers and thoughts. Sitting at a table in a bar or having lunch outdoors, among the solemn remains of imperial Rome and the magnificent basilicas, the masterpieces of Michelangelo, Raphael and Caravaggio, the pleasure of so much beauty is inevitable. The amazement and rapture that one feels when the Trevi Fountain suddenly appears, accompany the immediate flight of the imagination towards the Rome of La Dolce Vita. Just as enjoying the welcoming splendor of Piazza di Spagna or Piazza Navona, we let ourselves be embraced by them. Walking through the historic villas, residences of princes and sovereigns, even if only for an instant, one can identify with the sumptuous reality that belonged to them. Immersed in greenery and neoclassical architecture, which recalls the ancient glories and adapts its beauty to naturalistic views, the atmosphere endures. Rome is a place for concerts, exhibitions and shows, fairs and markets, romantic candlelit dinners and merry evenings in company in Roman trattorias, between good wine and a plate of carbonara, two fillets of cod and perhaps saltimbocca alla Romana. From beloved and respected emblems such as the Pantheon, the Colosseum or St. Peter's, passing through Porta Portese, the Forums, Trastevere and Ostia Antica, a scent of legend inebriates the thoughts of those who visit Rome, the undisputed crossroads of eras of grandeur and porthole, of splendor and decadence. A way of being, feeling, seeing and loving: this is Rome. Past, present and future, one big beating heart that sinks its veins into a thousand-year history.