Every city in the world holds a hidden treasure in its depths, beneath the surface.

Rome retains many of its buried treasures, proof of the magnificence exposed to the light of the sun. But this other "side of the Moon" is unfortunately largely unknown not only to tourists, but also to its own inhabitants who trample its streets every day without wondering what lies beneath them.

He is absolutely one of the most appreciated artists ever, the one who, like no other, was able to make light "tangible" through the pictorial material, in contrast with the darkness of the background: we are naturally talking about Michelangelo Merisi, known as Caravaggio one of the greatest painters in history.

Our beautiful capital is fortunate enough to keep in churches and museums some of the most representative works that he created, given that he lived in Rome for several years, once he descended from his native Lombardy.

Rome is the eternal city, rich in culture and history, with many things to see for both adults and children.

Walking through the historic center, discovering the parks, enjoying the artistic beauties and museums that our capital offers, can also be done with children, just do it at the right times and to their size.

A useful thing, before leaving for Rome, is to prepare the little tourists for the day's program by reading a guide, perhaps specific for them or why not, the one from the Little Fairy Tale House.

At Casetta delle Fiabe, we don't just offer a comfortable retreat a stone's throw from the center of Rome, but we are working to further enrich your stay with unforgettable experiences. Guided tours will soon be available, including with vintage cars, to discover the wonders of Rome and excursions into the surrounding nature.