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Rome has long been one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Its historical importance in geopolitics, religion, and art has been the genesis of many famous examples of architectural design that attract millions visitors from around the world each year. But even without these cultural icons, the warm Mediterranean climate and the openness and hospitality of its citizenry would be reason enough to visit this famed European capital.

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The abundance of unique geographical features will provide the visitor to Rome a variety of scenic panoramas to choose from. The Seven Hills area upon which this ancient city was founded are part of a mountainous topography that ranges from 13m (43 feet) above sea level at the base of the Pantheon to 139m (456 feet) above sea level at the peak of Monte Mario. The city territory extends to the Tyrrhenian Sea, whose coastal areas attract many thousands of sun-worshipers every season. Free Travel Information www.hysjw.cn

The city itself is a vast wonderland of architectural diversity. The remnants of Ancient Rome and the glorious days of the Caesars are found all over the city, including the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and Circus Maximus. Echoes of the Renaissance period are reflected in the many works of Michelangelo and his peers, including the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City and the many private palazzos around the city such as Palazzo Venezia and Palazzo Barberini.

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Modern Rome reflects the desire to honor her illustrious past while staying in touch with the future. Rome's rich cultural heritage is linked to the present with the many musical and cinematic events that take place each year. The modern Parco della Musica is home to several concert venues, and opera is alive and well in the Teatro dell'Opera. Cinecitta Studios is the largest film and television production facility in continental Europe.

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