Palatyn

Palatine is the cradle of ancient Rome, the place where, according to legend, the she-wolf fed Romulus and Remus. This majestic hilltop hides the impressive ruins of imperial palaces, including the residence of the first emperor Octavian Augustus and his wife Livia.

Walking among the ancient remains, you can admire the magnificent frescoes and learn about the lives of Roman rulers. The observation deck offers a breathtaking view of the Roman Forum and the Colosseum.

The Farnese Gardens, one of the oldest botanical gardens in Europe, offer a moment of respite amidst greenery and history.