Modern Rome- A Magical Blend of History and Modern Art

Rome is the eternal city that has modern sizzles along with ancient vibrations of centuries bygone. If you plan to visit the Italian capital city, be prepared to take in some fresh modern winds that blow out of the old monumental antiques. The city is world renowned for its historical importance. But, is there something that is missing? Are the new visitors to the city unable to connect to olden vibes?

The historical and famous monumental glory and jewelled artifacts still lure millions of foreign tourists to this prominent Italian capital. Rome is slowly and surely changing its colours to suit the new generation. There is a good amount of emphasis on trends and modernism. The Romans have donned a new look with latest music scenario, modern art galleries and fashionable and hippie nightclubs, thriving on young minds and bodies, the rulers of generation next. Some time back, the case was different. World-class cities like London or Berlin who have a class of their own seemed to have left Rome behind in a world of its own. But, new designer hotels and centers of modern art, architectural grandeur and music are fast changing the entire look of the city. The young Romans are slowly waking up to the lively changes, never experienced before. And this change is visible in the ever improving great city.

Rome is a perfect tourist destination. If you are an eager tourist all set to visit Rome and its splendour, these tips will help you sort out some of the modern Rome wonderments, which are as follows:

• Music Hall : The Parco della musica, designed by popular Italian architect Renzo Piano is a sparkling jewel for cultural music, drama, dance and festivities. It is located towards the northern side, close to the Vatican City.
               
• August Museum : Then you may take the pleasure of visiting novel and transfigured museum. The peace altar of Emperor August resides in the pure and chaste white building with glass designs and structural wonderment. Situated near the Tibetan river, it is the masterpiece of American architect known as Richard Maier. It is suggested to be the first of its kind modern avatar in olden center of Rome. And therefore, it is strife with controversies and critical backlash. Moreover, it is a divine combination of antiquity with new age architectural wonder.
                     
• Restaurant Gusto : From the Altar of peace, you may directly rest your tired legs in one of the posh and trendy restaurants called Gusto. It is in close proximity to the museum. The one-floored restaurant serves exquisite and unique Italian spreads on the first floor. And those craving for mouth-watering and authentic Italian Pizza will have their full at the pizzeria downstairs. The ground floor rooms also provide a bar arena as well as a cookery bookshop. And if these don't satisfy you, then you are welcome to taste the exotic cheese from all over the globe in the ‘Formaggeria'. The restaurant is extremely famous for its delicious recipes and don't fret if you have to wait in a queue to get inside, after all it's worth the wait.