Rome is the capital of Italy and one of ancient Rome near the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea. The Eternal City has a population of more than 2 million inhabitants. The metropolis is in the top 15 in terms of popularity among tourists. As the main center of Western Christianity, the town is famous for its cultural diversity, architecture, museums, and incredible beauty.

Most of the city's guests are attracted by the Colosseum, the most famous ancient building, where gladiator fights were held. The construction of the amphitheater ended in 80 AD. and miraculously survived our time. It is also impossible to miss the Pantheon, the "temple of all the gods" in Piazza della Rotonda. The place has become a national mausoleum, where prominent figures such as Raphael and kings Victor Emmanuel II and Umberto I are buried. Also, Rome has numerous parks, fountains, and bridges, which complement the beauty of the town and its majesty. Not only is Hadrian's Park a place to relax from the hustle and bustle of the city, but it is also famous for the Castel Sant'Angelo, numerous monuments, and an exciting plant landscape. In addition, the metropolis is also characterized by wide squares and markets with delicious restaurants, a vast network of shops, and multiple tourist attractions.

The city survived the times of power division of famous figures such as Julius Caesar, Pompey, Octavian, and Constantine the Great. In addition to trade, building, religion, and art development, universities appeared in Rome. In particular, back in 1303, the Roman University of La Sapienza was founded, intended for secular people and functions to this day. Also, in 1960, the XVII Summer Olympic Games were held here. The modern economy involves developing high-tech companies, scientific research, banking, and tourism. In addition, Rome owns the largest airport in the country. The film, aerospace industry, and medicine experienced particular success. In ancient times, doctors were established on the schooling of the Greek physician Hippocrates. Doctors such as Soran (obstetrician-gynecologist and surgeon), Galen (surgeon and philosopher of the Roman era), Asklepiades of Bithynia (psychotherapist and physiologist), and many others made a significant contribution. Much attention was paid to the development of research methods, the description of the healing properties of plants, and the study of the body's anatomy. And now, the city offers essential quality treatment and implements the latest techniques, particularly in such institutions as San Carlo di Nancy Hospital Rome and Agostino Gemelli University Policlinic.

Romantic, scientific, diverse, and majestic, Rome attracts people worldwide and is a must-see for travelers. The number of historical monuments and museums, the incredible atmosphere, and the town's beauty repeatedly bring people back here again.

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