Rome, the capital of Italy, with its more than 2000 years of history, has one of the biggest cultural heritages in the world.
If you walk along Via Veneto you realize immediately that today’s reality is far removed from the image Fellini engraved in everyone’s memory with his famous film "La Dolce Vita". Via Veneto is completely different to the glorious years of the 50s and 60s. There are no longer actors or exiled monarchs sitting at the coffee shop tables, besieged by paparazzi. The spirit of “la Dolce Vita” has moved with the times, no longer aimed at the bored, decadent aristocracy but to a large group of mildly unconventional night people that want to have a good time, communicate and relax.
