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Guida turistica autorizzata di Roma e guida ufficiale del Vaticano. Authorized guide of Rome and official Vatican guide.
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Private tours for individuals, families with kids and/or teens, small or big groups.

09/11/2024

Insightful Vatican tour with Lariss and Roger from Minnesota.
Thanks for the wonderful afternoon together 🥰

16/10/2024

“Hello Massimilliano,
I wanted to let you know how much our group enjoyed our tour with Roberto yesterday. His knowledge, passion and love of his city was inspiring. We learned so much and in a very entertaining and enjoyable way. Roberto was also very kind and patient with us. It was an honor having him as our guide.

Sincerely,
Enid“

09/10/2024

Rita with her husband and daughter on the upper level of the Colosseum during the tour Ancient Rome led by the fantastic guide Roberto 😍

22/09/2024

“Buongiorno Massimiliano,

We had the most wonderfully, unforgettable experience with your tour guides.

Emanuele (Manny) was a very pleasant and knowable guide. He was most patient and considerate with my physical limitations. Although we were not able to purchase tickets to the Pantheon, Manny still took us there and gave us information from the exterior.

Florinda was amazing as well. She was able to navigate us thru the crowds with ease. We felt we had a private showing of the Pieta with her navigating us to the right places at the right time. Florinda was most considerate finding areas for me to sit as well. We were so pleased to have purchased early morning tickets.

Grazie Mille!!
Milt and Mary
Larry and Claire
Charlie and Linda”

22/02/2024

Father Bob with Jon&family by the “Dogmatic Sarcophagus”in the Pio Cristiano section of the Vatican Museums to see the first Trinity in Art History.
Thanks for the feedback 🥰
“Super grateful for today. My father in law is over the moon with happiness. Plus the fact you can keep a 12 yr old interested is out of this world great.
Have a great evening,
Jon”

15/02/2024

🇻🇦 By walking through the Square Vestibule in the Pio Clementino section of the Vatican Museums we can admire the statue Apoxyomenos, a marble copy of a Greek bronze statue made by the artist Lysippus in 50 A.D.
🧽 The term Apoxyomenos comes from the Greek verb meaning to clean oneself: ancient Greek athletes used to scrape off the oils used to anoint the body before competitions with sand and a sort of spoon, called the strigil.
This athlete is figured whilst he is removing the sand and oil from his extended right arm with the strigil in his left hand.
The Greek artist has managed to render the movement of the arm, which, with its strong forward movement, creates a space and gives depth to the image

31/01/2024

Temporary exhibition till April 30, 2024 inside the Colosseum: “Trajan’s Column: the Tale of a Symbol”
🏗️ The exhibition illustrates the techniques employed to extract the twenty-nine gigantic blocks of marble from the quarries in the Apuan Alps, the solutions devised to bring them to the port of Luni, embark them on cargo ships and unload them at the fluvial port on the Tiber, and the method adopted to drag them as far as Trajan’s Forum in Rome, where the construction site had been set up.
🔝 We can easily include it during our Ancient Rome tour 🙂

20/01/2024

The Domus Tiberiana on the Palatine Hill reopened recently, and can be easily included in the itinerary Ancient Rome covering the Colosseum, Roman Forum and the Imperial Palace onnthe Palatine.
The views are spectacular 😍

11/01/2024

Marco and I with Rachel&Benjamin during three extensive tours including the Vatican, Colosseum, Roman Forum, Trajan’s Markets, Capitoline Museums, Borghese Gallery, Pantheon, Palazzo Massimo Museum, Diocletian Baths and more.
Thanks 😊

16/12/2023

We are in Greccio. Francis comes to this remote hamlet, inhabited by poor and hungry people, for he plans to represent the birth of Jesus. It is the Christmas of 1223. He calls the villagers to him and organises a living nativity scene that also includes an ox and a donkey. The entire scene reflects poverty and simplicity. This is where First Nativity begins.
The Nativity Scene in St. Peter’s Square was commissioned by the Diocese of Rieti specifically as a tribute to the first living Nativity created by St. Francis in Greccio eight centuries ago.
The Nativity scene is intended for all the languages and cultures of the world as a kind of universal code, a symbol of hope, cohesion, freedom, and peace that transcends religious sentiment.

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