World Congress on Neuroscience

Rome, Italy, often called the "Eternal City," is a destination where ancient history, vibrant modern culture, and the charm of Italy blend seamlessly. Rome is home to awe-inspiring landmarks that date back over two thousand years, including the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Pantheon. These historic sites provide a tangible connection to the lives of ancient Romans and the grandeur of the Roman Empire. Walking through Rome is like traversing a living museum where every corner holds a piece of history, art, and Italian charm. The mix of ancient monuments, modern urban culture, culinary delights, and artistic treasures make Rome not just a destination but a timeless experience that resonates long after you leave.

Then, there’s the artistic legacy. While Rome is synonymous with Michelangelo’s masterpieces and the grandeur of the Vatican Museums, it’s also a city of modern art, with galleries and installations tucked away in surprising corners. The MAXXI Museum, designed by architect Zaha Hadid, brings contemporary art into the spotlight, adding a fresh dynamic to Rome’s artistic landscape.

Rome’s culinary scene is a journey in itself. From traditional Roman pasta dishes like carbonara and cacio e pepe to the world-renowned gelato, every meal feels like an event. The city’s bustling markets, such as Campo de' Fiori, allow visitors to experience the true flavors of Italian cuisine, with fresh produce, cheeses, and meats on display daily.