Visitors could spend a lifetime seeing all the sights there is to see in Rome. But there’s even more to Rome than meets the eye. To truly dive in to Rome’s past is to head underground. Rome is a city built upon a city.
The remnants of ancient Rome form the skeleton of today’s Eternal City. Underground Rome is a tapestry woven with layers of time, a labyrinth showcasing the city’s rich heritage. Unveiling this hidden tapestry is akin to unraveling the city’s soul, layer by layer.
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