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Michelangelo’s Moses in the church of St Peter in chains in Rome
Why “in chains”🔗? ⤵️ This is the church of San Pietro in Vincoli (in English: Saint Peter in Chains) Below the altar you will find the very chains that held Saint Peter prisoner! But what makes this church even more special is the monument right next to the altar: the Moses of Michelangelo. We are simply entering inside the church and we're in front of a Michelangelo sculpture. How incredible is that? 🤩 ⤵️ Want to discover more of Rome with us? • Go to our link in bio!
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A hidden gem near Trevi Fountain
What’s this place? ⤵️ The Galleria is an internal courtyard of Palazzo Sciarra, a noble family palace from the 1500s. This is one of the most photogenic corners of Rome in liberty style that was going around at the end of the 1800s. It has a sort of a British look. This Gallery was a celebration of the typical role model of a woman at the end of the 1800s. On these walls you can see the virtues that a typical role model of a woman in the 1800s should have had: "Pudica", she should have been pudic; "Sobria", sober. She should have been good at gardening, taking care of the house and also being a loving daughter. (Anything else? 😜)
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9 Best things to do in Rome 🇮🇹 Rome Travel Guide 🇮🇹 Places to visit in Rome
🇮🇹 9 Best Things to Do in Rome 🛵 Vespa Tour: Whiz through historic streets on a Vespa, seeing landmarks like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain. 💐 Spanish Steps: Climb 135 steps for panoramic views. 🍝 Da Enzo al 29: Enjoy the best carbonara in Trastevere. 🏛️ Colosseum: Visit this ancient amphitheater with a guided tour and skip-the-line access. 🍹 Oro Bistrot Rooftop Bar: Sip a spritz with stunning views of Rome's skyline. 🏡 Trastevere: Wander charming streets, enjoy nightlife, boutiques, and eateries. 🍫 Tiramisu Tour: Visit Pompi, Two Sizes, and Mr. 100 Tiramisu. ⛲️ Trevi Fountain: Arrive at sunrise to beat the crowds and toss a coin. 🌳 Villa Borghese: Stroll through serene gardens, a lake and museum. For more things to do in Rome, check out kelseyinlondon.com!
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Palazzo Barberini in Rome: a museum you don't want to miss
Palazzo Barberini was built in the 1600s by Pope Urban VIII of the Barberini family. The emblem of the Barberini’s were the bees. They sprinkled bees on any thing they built or renovated in Rome while Urban VIII was the Pope in charge 🐝🐝🐝 This palace became the family residence of the Barberini’s and today houses part of the collection of the Galleria Nazionale di Arte Antica (National Gallery of Ancient Art). Have you been to Palazzo Barberini? What did you like the most? Tell us! ⤵️
12 Must-Try Unique Restaurants in Rome
Discover the charm of Rome through its vibrant dining scene! Dive into our curated list of 12 unique restaurants that promise an extraordinary culinary experience. Whether you’re looking for innovative dishes or cozy, authentic vibes, these coolest places to eat in Rome have it all. Click to explore Rome’s hidden gems and plan your next unforgettable meal!
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