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Rome's districts are full of pleasant surprises and hidden corners to discover and explore by yourself or in group, offering an everyday-range of choices that reveal the wonders of the Eternal city.

Rome is among the firsts examples of metropolis in the world and it has a very complex history, full of demonstrations of different periods that overlap among them, creating a unique and impressive skyline.

From Colosseum, going through Trastevere street, up to the prestigious district of Parioli, you'll find a endless series of outdoor monuments of different periods that relate about a story of three-thousand-years.

The perimeter of the old town covers all the Aurelian walls and delimits a great number of cultural, artistic and monumental works, that are a worldwide's heritage.

Rome is the only city in the world that hosts inside itself a foreign country: the "Vatican City". And that's why it is also called "The City of the two states".

Among the most important main street of the city you can find "Via Condotti" famed for shopping, "Via Nazionale" created after the unification of Italy in 1861, "Via Margutta" made famous by the film "Vacanze Romane" ("Roman Holidays") and home of many artists, and "Via della Conciliazione" that connects Italy to the enclave of Vatican State.