Caput Mundi "," Urbe "," Eternal City ", are just some of the titles of the Italian Capital.

Crossed by the Tiber and the Aniene, it is not only the cradle of Roman civilization but it is also the heart of Catholic Christianity as it houses the Vatican City.

Capital therefore of two states, Rome has grown and developed under the sign of the exceptional. Famous throughout the world its symbol, the Colosseum, the largest amphitheater in the Roman world, recognized as one of the seven wonders of the modern world. Another emblem of the city is the ''Cupolone'', the dome of the St Peter Basil in Vaticano, which dominates the city.

And since 2018 it has entered the top 10 of the greenest cities in the world according to the Green Cities Index, first in Italy and seventh overall, with a good 166.47 square meters of green per capita among historic villas, urban parks and reserves.