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IN ROME All roads lead to Rome, and for good reason – it's a city that truly has it all. From its rich history and vibrant culture to its romantic atmosphere and delectable gelato, Rome offers an unforgettable experience at every turn.
Wander through ancient ruins, explore charming boutique shops, and immerse yourself in the city's unparalleled art scene, spanning from ancient masterpieces to contemporary works. After a day of exploration, retreat to The First Roma Arte for a peaceful and rejuvenating stay.
Fontana Di Trevi
Beyond the tradition of tossing a coin and making a wish, the Trevi Fountain is a marvel to behold, a masterpiece of water and stone tucked amidst the grandeur of Rome's historic city centre.
The fountain's sculpture exemplifies the grandeur of Baroque art, with its graceful curves and whimsical creatures breathing life into the stone. Delve deeper into the history and secrets of this iconic landmark, uncovering hidden treasures and gaining a unique perspective on the fountain that few have the chance to experience on this exclusive tour.
Discover The Italian Renaissance Masters
Experience the splendour of the Italian Renaissance at Villa Farnesina, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Rome's Trastevere district.
Home to the prestigious Accademia dei Lincei, this exquisite villa boasts some of the most magnificent creations of the Renaissance period. Explore the noble halls and harmonious architecture that showcase the genius of Italian masters, offering a rare glimpse into this iconic era amidst the baroque beauty of Rome.
Cooking Class
Delve into the culinary secrets of traditional Roman cuisine with our immersive cooking classes led by expert locals and chefs.
Enjoy a hands-on experience as you learn to prepare authentic recipes passed down through generations, from classic pasta dishes to savoury sauces and delectable desserts. Share the joy of cooking with your loved ones and take home cherished memories along with the skills to recreate these delicious dishes in your own kitchen.
The Jewish Ghetto
Dating back to 1555, the Jewish Ghetto, also known as the Roman Ghetto, stands as one of Rome's oldest and most authentic neighbourhoods. Nestled between the Tiber River and Venice Square, this quaint enclave is a cultural and culinary haven waiting to be explored.
Embark on a captivating journey through time as you discover the synagogue and Jewish museum, uncovering cultural gems and Kosher traditions along the way. Immerse yourself in the lively ambiance of its myriad shops and restaurants, where history and modernity blend seamlessly.
Roman Handicrafts
Embark on a journey to uncover genuine Italian craftsmanship with a personalised shopping tour guided by your own expert shopper.
Just a stone's throw away from the opulent luxury stores and bustling streets of Rome, a labyrinth of historical alleys awaits. Here, amidst the charming cobblestone paths, lie some of Rome's most esteemed boutiques renowned for their exquisite handmade luxury items and distinctive local handicrafts.
The Artist Workshop
For those captivated by the artistic ambiance of The First Roma Arte, a visit to the remarkable Pastificio Cerere is a must.
Once a century-old pasta factory, this historic venue has been transformed into a hub for contemporary art, housing galleries, photography schools, graphic studios, and workshops belonging to renowned artists such as Piero Pizzi Cannella, Leonardo Petrucci, Oliviero Rainaldi, and Maurizio Savini, whose works grace the walls of the hotel.
Led by an expert guide, explore the former factory, which blossomed into a vibrant artistic centre in the 1980s. Witness the creative process firsthand and immerse yourself in the cultural richness of this unique artistic enclave.
The building also hosts the renowned Pastificio San Lorenzo, where you can savour a glass of wine and indulge in culinary delights.
Conclude your journey with a nostalgic trip to the former chocolate factory, SAID, where you can relish the timeless cocoa flavours reminiscent of childhood memories.
Quartiere Coppedè
Nestled within the heart of Rome lies one of our most cherished destinations: Quartiere Coppedè.
Constructed between 1915 and 1927, this enchanting district embodies a realm where fantasy and eclecticism reign supreme. Renowned architect Gino Coppedè orchestrated this masterpiece, defying conventional architectural norms and weaving together a tapestry of styles including Liberty, Gothic, Baroque, Medieval, and Greek, resulting in a whimsical and timeless landscape reminiscent of a fairy tale village.