The DJ plays electro and house, possibly a year or 2 behind the London scene . Entry was 15 euros and you a get a free drink. The crowd is mixed gay and straight, good atmosphere and friendly people...

Museum displaying marble sculptures set among the machinery of an old power plant, which results in some pretty unique exhibits such as its famous "Venus in the Boiler Room."

Picture more than 300,000 Roman spectators cheering chariot races inside this huge Roman circus, which was built to entertain emperors during the time of Imperial Rome.

Known to be the first church in Christendom, this church belongs to the Vatican and has the privileges of extraterritoriality.

This upscale designer boutique is in the same league as Gucci, Armani, Bulgari and Valentino.

This palace was built by Gregory XIII in 1574 as a summer residence, which serves today as the residence of Italy's president.

Monday through Saturday mornings, farmers and fishmongers come to this open-air market to sell the fruits (and fish) of their labors.

Pope Innocenzo X commissioned Gianlorenzo Bernini in 1651 to create this monumental fountain, which would adorn the piazza in front of the family palace.

Rome's oldest gay club is also one of the most popular: great music and a lively atmosphere.

All the rich, delectable chocolate sold in this shop is made on the premises.

This Church was constructed between 817 and 824 AD, on the site of an earlier fifth-century building, and features a grand courtyard, garden, twelfth-century bell tower and a gothic tabernacle by Arnolfo di Cambio.

A world-famous opera theater featuring the works by opera greats such as Wagner and Puccini.

We are a cultural association of Roman art historians who meet a few times each week to give lectured walks around Rome. We reveal the Vatican museums, St Peters Basilica and St Peters Square along with the Sistine Chapel. We also are available to view the Colosseum and ancient Rome with you. Dates of of our meetings will be posted on our site.

These ancient centers of commerce and religion during ancient Roman times comprise one of the largest urban excavation projects in the world, which features the areas of the Forum of Caesar, the Temple of Peace (Forum of Vespasian) and the Forum of Trajan.

This beautiful square, designed by Michelangelo Buonarroti (1538-1584,) features an elliptical courtyard with a central figure sculpture.

Stuff your face with the all the delicacies found in this gourmet shop, the premiere food store in Italy.

Rome stretches along both banks of the Tiber River, the major waterway that winds itself through the heart of the city.

The oldest English-language bookstore in Rome is also one of the biggest: sip a coffee and browse through this bookshop's wide selection of books and magazines.

This first Christian cemetery of Rome houses the remains of 9 popes and saints.

This sophisticated wine bar or enoteche offers French, Australian and New Zealand wines "alla mescita" (by the glass)and some excellent food.