What A Life Tours

16/10/2026

What if everything you thought you knew about Julius Caesar wasn't quite true?
He was never an emperor. His most famous last words may owe more to Shakespeare than to history. And Caesar salad? Born in Mexico, centuries after his death.

But here's the really fascinating part: the place where Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC still has ruins you can visit in Rome today.

History isn't just about what happened. It's about the stories we tell, the myths we believe, and the traces of the past that are still around us.

**Which of these facts surprised you the most?**

14/10/2026

What would Rome be without Bernini? 🇮🇹✨

His art is everywhere in the city, from breathtaking sculptures to some of Rome’s most famous fountains. He didn’t just create beautiful works of art — he helped shape the way we experience and see Rome today.

Curious to learn more? We’ve got you covered on our blog!

👉 https://www.whatalifetours.com/bernini-in-rome/

Discover the masterpieces of the Baroque era with our exclusive tour of Bernini's works in Rome. Explore his iconic sculptures, fountains, and architecture.

13/10/2026

Here's a little secret about our job: we've seen the Vatican a thousand times, and we still get excited every single time.

It's the moment the crowds thin out and St. Peter's dome appears through an old arched window like it's been waiting just for you. It's the "wait, look up!" that makes an entire group go quiet at once. It's the stories behind the art that make people say, "Okay, I did NOT know that." 😍

That's the part we love most. Not just showing you the Vatican, but watching you fall for it.

So if Rome is on your list, come explore it with us. We'll handle the details, you just bring your curiosity (and comfy shoes).

📩 Send us a message or book through the link below, and let's plan your unforgettable day in Rome!

12/10/2026

A handful of snapshots from our Vatican tours 🥰 Happy Monday, everyone! ✨

09/10/2026

Meet Fortuna 🏛️

This colossal marble head once belonged to an 8-meter statue from around 101 BC. The twist: only her head, arms and feet were marble. Her clothing was bronze!

📍 See her at Centrale Montemartini, a former power plant turned museum in Rome.

09/10/2026

07/10/2026

Still one of the most fascinating places to visit in Italy!Pompeii gives you a glimpse into what everyday life looked like almost 2,000 years ago and there’s so much more to see than you might expect.

Planning a visit? We put together a guide with some of the main things to know before you go 👇

Explore ancient Pompeii ruins frozen in time. Learn about well-preserved Roman life, artifacts, and history at this iconic site. ✓ Read our guide today!

06/10/2026

Look closely at the inscription above the columns. It credits Marcus Agrippa, but the Pantheon you see today was actually rebuilt under Emperor Hadrian around 126 AD. Almost 2,000 years later, its dome is still the largest unreinforced concrete in the world, and the opening at the top, the oculus, is the building's only source of natural light.

What's the oldest building you've ever visited? Tell us in the comments! 👇

05/10/2026

Hidden in the basement of Palazzo Barberini, this 2nd-century temple was dedicated to Mithras, a god of Iranian origin worshipped across the Roman Empire, especially by soldiers. Here what you need to know:

📅 Open every Saturday from 3 October
🕙 Tours at 10:00, 11:00 and 12:00
👥 45 minutes, max 20 people
🎟️ Mithraeum only: €7 (€5 for under 25s and free-entry visitors)
🎟️ Combined ticket with Palazzo Barberini and Galleria Corsini: €17
📍 Via delle Quattro Fontane 13, Rome

Guided tours only, so book ahead through CoopCulture.

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02/10/2026

Happy Saturday from Rome! 🌿 Golden light, a bridge full of strollers, and nowhere we'd rather be. How are you spending your weekend?