Rome's Iconic Keyhole: See Three Nations at Once, Made Famous by 'Emily in Paris'!

• Rome's Aventine Hill hosts a unique keyhole view, popularized by 'Emily in Paris', allowing a glimpse of three countries.
• Peeking through the keyhole reveals Maltese soil, Italy (Rome), and St Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City.
• The keyhole belongs to Villa del Priorato di Malta, owned by the ancient Sovereign Order of Malta.
• The villa, originally a 10th-century Benedictine monastery, was redesigned by Giovanni Battista Piranesi in the 18th century.
• Visiting is free but often crowded; the unique, perfectly framed view is unforgettable despite photo challenges.

Why It Matters: Rome's Aventine keyhole, famed by 'Emily in Paris', offers a unique, free glimpse into three nations.