The Church of San Benedetto in Piscinula houses some interesting features: the only original cosmatesque floor in Rome and the game of Smerelli, similar to tic-tac-toe.

The route follows an ancient tradition that St. Philip Neri promoted in 1540 recieving the pope's blessing during the jubilee of 1575.

It revolves around an image of Our Lady found in the Basilica of St. Mary Major.

It is located on one of the seven hills of the Eternal City; and for 300 years it was a cemetery for Rome's Jewish community.

The 40-minute virtual tour gives a historical and archaeological presentation, available in six languages.

The stairs will be open from April 11-June 9, with the rare experience of seeing the real marble Jesus once walked on.

The stairs will be open from April 11-June 9, with the rare experience of seeing the real marble Jesus once walked on.

"St. Jerome in the Desert" will be exhibited in St. Peter's Square until June 22.

The Medici family had four men become pope in between the years of 1513 to 1605.

For more than 35 years, Centro Astalli has been offering assistance and accompaniment for those who have fled their homeland.

Rome Reborn took 22 years to make and cost over $3 million dollars, but it's available for under $10 an application.

"The Rome of Kings" teaches the small beginnings of a great empire

The owner of a restaurant wants tourists to get to know the city better.

The memory of a highly venerated Christian woman from the first centuries lives on here.

“Trajan. Building the empire, creating Europe” was organized for the 1,900th anniversary of his death.

The Basilica San Nicola in Carcere holds a historical treasure for Latin rite Catholics and Orthodox Christians.

The project was first brought to Rome in 2010 by Adachiara Zevi, who was struck by the initiative when she first saw it in other European cities.

Tailors from Talarico, the prestigious tie brand, made 10,000 face masks to raise money for health equipment.

The ruins are part of the ancient square dating back to the reign of Emperor Hadrian in the second century.

Also on display is the pen used to ratify the papal states' surrender 150 years ago.