Among the cities who will see a large influx of tourists during the upcoming Easter holidays there will certainly be Rome. The capital of Italy, the cradle of Catholicism in the world, will be the destination of pilgrims who come for religious celebrations, but will also see a lot of tourists eager to enjoy its incredible beauty and participate in many events.
are available for all the Rome b & b, hotels, residences and the large number of solutions eg sleeping in the city. This allows to choose an appropriate offer for every budget and every need. In recent years, the boom has hit the bed and breakfast : their number has increased significantly, improved the quality of these structures that now have no way inferior to many city hotels.
Starting from religious events, the highlight will undoubtedly be a spectacular Via Crucis on Good Friday which will see the presence of the Holy Father. The path that brings to mind the plight of Jesus, will cross the most beautiful places of Rome, including "pagan" as the Colosseum. A lovely setting for a celebration full of charm and appeal. The appointment for the Easter Sunday, but the Vatican in St. Peter's Square . Here there will be a Mass of Resurrection, will be attended by tens of thousands of faithful.
There are many opportunities for tourists less interested in the religious aspect of Easter. The archaeological and architectural treasures of Rome are not to be missed - from the Forum of Trajan's Markets, from the Colosseum to Basilica di San Giovanni, Piazza di Spagna Piazza Navona - all symbols of the grandeur of Imperial Rome, and Papal Republican.
pending the establishment of the program celebrations for the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy , I do not miss some art exhibits on display during the Easter weekend. The first is dedicated to Aleksandr Deineka : the Palazzo delle Esposizioni you can admire the works of the master of "modern Soviet revolution" that is, one that combines socialist propaganda and tensions on the perfection of pictorial forms.
The second will be on display at the National Gallery of Modern Art and will feature the Pre-Raphaelite Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Edward Burne-Jones and William Morris . The exhibition aims to show the spread of Italian classicism in the United Kingdom through a unique and engaging.
But there are still other exhibitions such as those of MAXXI, the Museum of Contemporary Art, concerts and special events. The tourist offer of Rome is always in turmoil, all the more reason for the Easter break.
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