Travelers who are trying to decide which attractions in Italy on their upcoming vacations may wish to consider adding trips a few of the country’s most important landmarks to their busy itineraries.

La dolce vita – the Italian sweet life: Does it still exist, and if so, can it be found in touristy Rome? While the critics are quick to point out that the Eternal City is pricey and over-crowded, ...

Language Latin and Italian are the official languages; however, the later is by far the most widely used. As Vatican City is a major tourist destination, English is also widely spoken, particularly...

As entry to Vatican City is via Rome, Italian immigration requirements must be fulfilled in order to access the Papal state, with no specific requirements for entry into public-accessible areas of ...

Despite the 16th century construction of St Peter’s Basilica, it wasn’t until the late 1920s that the Vatican became an independent state and the residence of the Pope. Yet much of the architecture...

Vatican City, which is surrounded by Rome, naturally shares the same climate as its neighbor. Indeed, the Mediterranean weather here makes the city-state a pleasant place to visit at any time of ye...

The Vatican’s key events center around the Roman Catholic faith’s major celebrations, including Easter and Christmas. Both of these important occasions present visitors with the chance to attend a ...

For such a tiny city, the Vatican packs a mighty punch with its museums, basilica, and gardens. Visitors will be greeted by the colorful Swiss Guards before being wowed by the vast St Peter’s Squar...

Visitors to Vatican City typically leave before sunset, so nightlife here is virtually non-existent. Yet visually stunning night events aimed primarily at worshippers often occur on special holiday...

Vatican City is supported financially by Peter’s Pence contributions from Roman Catholics across the globe. Profits from souvenirs, publications, and stamps sold here go to the Church, as do museum...