Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Eternal City with Roma: Vademecum Peregrinatoris et Cultoris. This extraordinary guide invites you to rediscover Rome through the lens of its original language—Latin—and experience the city as its poets, historians, and citizens once did. Whether exploring the city’s timeless streets, marveling at its architectural wonders, or enjoying its stories from the comfort of home, this book offers an immersive encounter with the spirit of Rome. Written entirely in polished classical Latin, Roma: Vademecum Peregrinatoris et Cultoris is not merely a travel guide but a literary and cultural treasure. Featuring original epigrams, poems, and stories inspired by masters like Martial, Ovid, and Virgil, the book breathes new life into the Eternal City. These fresh compositions, interwoven with detailed itineraries, transport readers to the roar of the Colosseum, the serenity of the Appian Way, or the vibrant charm of Trastevere, all while honoring the elegance of the Latin language. What Sets This Guide Apart? This guide is designed to captivate travelers, Latin enthusiasts, and armchair explorers alike by blending practical guidance with literary and historical depth. The book is organized into six thematic sections: • Ancient Rome Unveiled: Explore legendary sites such as the Forum Romanum, Colosseum, and Pantheon, paired with evocative stories and historical context. • Medieval and Renaissance Rome: Witness the transformation of the city through its sacred architecture, artistic triumphs, and cultural innovations. • Hidden Gems and Secret Corners: Discover tranquil gardens, quiet piazzas, and overlooked ruins that lie beyond the beaten path. • Original Stories and Epigrams: Immerse yourself in new Latin works that echo the wit, humor, and depth of ancient authors. • Practical Travel Advice: Navigate Rome with expert tips on routes, dining, and experiencing Roman traditions. • Sacred and Political Roots: Delve into the rich histories of Vatican City and the Order of Malta, uncovering their unique roles in Rome’s story.