Located at the very center of Rome, The Colosseum is considered one of the greatest works of architechture in history to date. At its prime, it used to be able to hold 50k-80k spectators! Get up close and personal with the inner workings of the amphitheater, and see the tunnels that once held animals and gladiators, hoisting them through trap doors on to the expectant crowds above. Book and join Through Eternity’s Underground Colosseum Tour for a comprehensive exploration of the whole place!

The Vatican Museums are one of Rome’s most popular attractions, a home for the world’s most beautiful and culturally significant art estimated at around 1,400 rooms, chapels, and galleries, full of paintings, sculptures and other works. You know that famous Michaelangelo’s painting of the Creation of Adam and God reaching out to touch the fingertip? Yeah you can find that here, in the Capella Sistina room where it took 4 years to complete! Book tickets online to skip the queue (and save your sanity) and navigate through the Raphael Rooms, Pinacoteca Vaticana, and many more!

Sitting right above the Rome’s luxury shopping district in the Via Condotti, Portrait Roma makes the perfect place to stay for travelers with a taste for the finer things in life. After spending your day with Valentino, Versace and Hermes, rest your feet at the elegant yet contemporary suites or head over to the seventh floor patio for a glass of wine or two. Enjoy the glow of a candle lit dinner, as you look out across the rooftops to the Spanish Steps and the rest of downtown Rome.

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For a genuine, thoughtful Roman specialty served with seasonal, quality ingredients, the Gargioli family has really shown their dedication in cooking up exquisite dishes at the Armando al Pantheon. Order the simple dishes chef Claudio Gargioli is known for, like the spaghetti alla gricia (a.k.a pasta with cured pork and pecorino romana cheese), spaghetti aglio olio, or e peperocino, or taste the depth of flavor of his unmatched coda all vaccinara (a.k.a. braised oxtail). It is no wonder why the Romans have been long been infatuated with the place for over than five decades!

Perched on a hilltop in the Montemario area, located on the top floor of the Cavalieri Hotel, La Pergola runs as the only restaurant in Rome with three of the prized Michelin stars. The domain of one of the world’s most respected chefs, the German-born Executive Chef Heinz Beck has been at the helm for the last 18 years. It is a magnet for the rich and famous, where prices range from 190-210 euros for six-to-nine courses. They serve menus that are classic, yet a striking contrast to the eclectic style of two-starred Michelin restaurant Il Pagliaccio. One would absolutely enjoy the flawless, five-star experience.