It's perhaps safe to say that most people visit Rome to experience one of the oldest civilisations on earth and little imagination is required to see what the ancient city was like thousands of years ago, with many of the old 'ruins' still in pretty good condition. Indeed, the impressive Pantheon has stood tall for two millenia and the domed building is still used as a place of worship even today.
Then, there is the Trevi Fountain which was immortalised in the classic Fellini film, ‘La Dolce Vita'. As the biggest - and by far the most beautiful - of Rome's Baroque fountains, it is a masterpiece of 17th and18th century sculpting and must be seen to be believed
The only danger in switching dating scenes to Rome is you may get so caught up in this fabulous city that you forget all about the person you are with. But fret not, there will be plenty of time for romance, with countless fantastic restaurants offering up some classic Italian dishes, accompanied by a bottle of fine local wine.
Whether you are a couple still in the early days of getting to know each other, or friends dating to check whether your chemical mix is right, there truly is no place like Rome!