Best of Rome and Beer tasting Tour

Rome’s most central hub and busiest intersection. The square is named after Palazzo Venezia, which was built by a Venetian cardinal in the 15th century.

Be sure to throw in a coin to ensure your return to the Eternal City.

In the 2,000 years since its construction, the Pantheon has stayed in continuous use, eventually transforming into a Christian church into the 7th century. Its unreinforced concrete dome remains the largest ever built and is just as captivating to present day visitors.

We’ll spend some time examining the art and architecture of this alluring part of town – learning about how a rivalry between renowned architects Bernini and Borromini formed the square .