Duomo Bowl
This beautiful ceramic bowl from the Italian brand Ceramiche Boxer features a stunning
illustration of the iconic Duomo cathedral in the heart of
Vatican City. Measuring 20cm in diameter, it is perfect for serving pasta, salads, or as a decorative piece in any
home. Customers rave about the high quality of the craftsmanship and the unique
design that captures the essence of Vatican City. This would make a fantastic gift for anyone with an appreciation for Italian culture and
history. Price: $45.
Secret Rome: An Unusual Guide Book
This guide book by US expat Jessica Stewart provides an insider's view of Rome's most hidden secrets and off-the-beaten-path locations. Featuring over 150 destinations, it covers lesser-known neighborhoods, underground catacombs, and ancient ruins that are not typically included in other guide
books. Readers love the unique insights and practical tips provided, making it an ideal gift for anyone looking to explore Vatican City and Rome like a local. Price: $20.
Italian Leather Journal
This beautiful journal by the brand Leather Castle is handcrafted in
Italy and made from the highest quality leather. The 200-page journal is perfect for
writing,
drawing or
planning travels to Vatican City. The soft, supple leather cover is available in a range of colors and is bound together by a leather strap, keeping your thoughts and ideas safe and secure. Customers love the elegant design and the high-quality craftsmanship. Price: $50.
Vatican City Art Print
This stunning art print by the artist David Lee features a beautiful watercolor rendering of Vatican City's St. Peter's Basilica, capturing the grandeur and majesty of the iconic landmark. Printed on high-quality paper, this print would make a wonderful addition to any home, office, or study. Customers rave about the breathtaking
beauty of the print and the excellent quality of the product. Price: $35.
If you're looking for a unique gift that captures the essence of Italian culture and cuisine, consider surprising your loved one with an Italian cooking class. Hosted by Chef Ariel in Rome's vibrant Trastevere neighborhood, students will learn how to create authentic Italian dishes and enjoy a hands-on cooking experience they'll never forget. Customers praise the knowledgeable and friendly instructors, and the fun, lively atmosphere of the class. Price: $50.
Similar interests and resources
People interested in Vatican City are typically drawn to other cultural and historical destinations across Italy, such as Florence, Venice, and Rome. They also often have a passion for art,
architecture, and religious history. Here are five linked websites that can be considered great resources for anyone interested in exploring Vatican City and surrounding areas: