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Rome has a secret name, which very few know
Did you know? Rome also has a secret name, which very few know Rome has also had
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The Spanish Steps in Rome
The magnificent stairway of Trinità dei Monti, an eighteenth-century masterpiece, was built between 1723 and 1726 by
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The position of the famous “ace of Cups” of the Trevi Fountain may not be accidental
Despite the notoriety of the work, there may be village stories linked to some elements of the
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The city walls of Rome: Saint Paul Door
After talking about the Porta Latina and the origin of the word Lazio associated with it, we
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Christmas World opens in Rome: all the magic of Christmas around the world at Villa Borghese
After the great success of 2021 at the Auditorium Parco della Musica, Lux Eventi has announced that
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Did you know that in Rome there’s a small “Duomo di Milano” in the heart of the city?
You won’t believe your eyes: you are in Rome but for a moment you will seem to
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Rome is the city with the most green spaces in Europe and one of the first in the world
Rome is the city with the most hectares of greenery in Europe, an important record due in
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The Emperors arrived in the Colosseum using a secret passage
The Emperors arrived in the Colosseum using a secret passage Under the Flavian Amphitheater, a gigantic structure
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The oldest building standing in the Eternal City
The oldest building standing in Rome is the temple of Hercules Victor and dates back to the
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Why are the Roman sampietrini so called?
The term “sampietrini” indicates the typical pavement of the historic center of the capital Do you know
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The frightening House of Monsters in Piazza Trinità dei Monti
In the historic center of Rome there is a singular building, the Zuccari palace The building is
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Why is called Castel Sant’Angelo
The statue that peeps out of Castel Sant’Angelo, one of the best known Roman monuments, has an
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The Pantheon was the most visited monument in Italy
Before Covid in Rome the Pantheon was the most visited monument in Italy The Pantheon located in
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The Ancient Romans and Public Toilet
The ancient Romans did toilet in public and reused their own urine and feces Strange but true,
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The Baths of Caracalla were a gigantic sports center of ancient Rome
Rich in marble, frescoes and mosaics, the Baths of Caracalla were a gigantic sports center, with hot
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The Gladiator in Ancient Rome were Sex Symbol
We all know that gladiators were particular fighters of ancient Rome but we do not know a
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The Fountain of the Four Rivers in Piazza Navona
The fountain located in Piazza Navona, called the Four Rivers, is one of the most beautiful and
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The Pantheon has been a Christian church for more than 1400 years
During the Early Middle Ages the Pantheon was transformed from a pagan temple to a Christian church
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The legend of the Statue of Moses
In the Basilica of Saint Peter’s in Chain, in the Monti district, on the Oppio hill, there
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The Jewish community of Rome is the oldest in the world
The Jewish community of Rome is considered the oldest in the world: it is known to exist
