Forever Rome tours

29/07/2019

Have you seen it in St. Peter's Square?
The image of María Mater Ecclesiae looks out over St. Peter's Square from the Apostolic Palace. She watches the square since December 7, 1981, at the will of John Paul II, whose emblem and motto, Totus tuus (All yours), are sculpted at the base of the mosaic.
The history of this image is linked to John Paul II, who immediately attributed his salvation in the attack of May 13, 1981 to the protection of Mary. That is also why he resumed the idea, which a year before a student expressed, to place in the square, visibly, an image of the Virgin, which was strangely missing.

Regarding the subject, John Paul II requested a representation of the Virgin Mater Ecclesia, because - he said - “the Mother of God is always united to the Church and has always felt particularly close in the difficult moments of her history 😲😍🙏❤

09/07/2019

It's full summer, and Rome knows it ☀️☀️☀️

05/05/2019

This map of Rome dates back to 1413! It's amazing how many of these architectural jewels are still standing today! Although, it may not be the most useful guide for finding your way around today !😎

21/04/2019

Today is Easter Sunday🙏 Also Rome's birthday! The city is 2.772 years old today!!! 🎂

14/04/2019

The Holy Stairs at Rome are revealed for the first time to the public in 300 years !!!

The Holy Stairs are revealed for the first time to the public in 300 years.

17/03/2019

Today Rome is painted green! 😀☘️☘️☘️
Saint Patrick's Day - or simply Saint Patrick's Day - (in Irish: Lá Fhéile Pádraig) is a festival of Christian origin that is celebrated annually on March 17 to commemorate the death of Saint Patrick of Ireland, patron of the whole island of Ireland located northwest of continental Europe. It is a national holiday in the Republic of Ireland and is celebrated next to the national day of the founding of the Republic, in addition the strong arm of the celebration is due to the great Catholic presence on the island; In the British constituent nation of Northern Ireland, the festival is more than anything traditional, because despite being a Protestant majority during the union of the island in the historic manor and later Anglo-Irish constituent kingdom, the Catholic culture of the south predominated over the Protestant of the north. Since the last years of the twentieth century is celebrated worldwide due to the extensive Irish diaspora in countries such as France and Spain and even in places far from Europe such as the United States, Argentina, Mexico and Canada.

13/03/2019

A pyramid in rome? Yes! more than 2000 years ago it was built
The Pyramid of Cestius (or Pyramid of Caius Cestius, Sepulcrum Cestii in Latin) is an Egyptian-style pyramid, whose construction was completed in 12 BC.
The pyramid was built in just 330 days, perhaps even less. In fact Gaius Cestius expressly arranged in his will that the heirs would erect his pyramidal sepulcher within this period, on pain of losing the rich inheritance, as the inscription carved on the eastern side of the monument recalls: opus absolutum ex testamento diebus CCC###, arbitratu (L. ) Bridges P. f. Cla (udia tribu), Melae heredis et Pothi l (iberti). 😳😳😳😳😳

03/03/2019

Throw a coin to the Fontana di Trevi in Rome asking for wishes. There is more than one legend of the fontana di Trevi about the ritual of throwing coins, perhaps the most popular is the one that says that if you flip a coin with your right hand, with your back to the fountain and over your left shoulder, you will go back to Rome. More than € 200,000 a year are collected at the source, all this money for the use of social assistance homes of people in need.

03/03/2019

Not everything is old in Rome...
The Ponte della Musica-Armando Trovajoli is a bridge in Rome that overlaps the Tiber between the Della Vittoria and Flaminio districts; suspended between the Flaminio and Cadorna riverside, the bridge connects the Auditorium Parco della Musica, the park of Villa Glori, the museum of the MAXXI and the Olympic theater with the sports complex of the Foro Italico, the youth hostel, the green space of Monte Mario, the Genio museum and the RAI auditorium.
Made of steel and reinforced concrete, it is reserved for cycling and pedestrian use, as well as for public transport, inaugurated in May 2011 as a bridge of Music, two years later it was named in memory of Armando Trovajoli , assuming the current name.

12/02/2019

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31/01/2019

Why not arrive to the Vatican early and enjoy breakfast in the Pinecone Courtyard? Even on a cloudy day, having the chance to take it all in with a creamy cappuccino before the crowds arrive is a exceptional experience!
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