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Who started the tradition of throwing the coin in the Trevi Fountain?
You will surely have seen some tourists throw a coin into the Trevi Fountain Legend has it
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Roman monuments: the Circus Maximus in Rome, the largest stadium in history
The Circus Maximus of Rome (or rather what remains) is the largest stadium in history, the largest
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The Colosseum was covered by a giant awning that weighed 24 tons and was operated by 1000 expert sailors
The velarium was a masterful work of engineering Its positioning, extremely complicated, was carried out by very
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What did the ancient Romans eat?
What did the ancient Romans eat? Other times, gastronomic habits have definitely changed: this is why it
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The terrible story of the marble head in Piazza Navona
In a Roman palace in Piazza Navona, precisely at number 34, it is possible to see a
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From the keyhole of the Villa del Priorato di Malta you can see the Dome of St. Peter
Have you ever seen Sorrentino’s Movie La Grande Bellezza? There is a scene
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What happened in gladiator fights?
Who really were the gladiators and what really happened in the Colosseum in Rome and in the
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Rome two thousand years ago had two million inhabitants
Rome in the imperial age, in its moment of maximum splendor, was the
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How many monumental fountains are there in Rome?
The fountains of the capital are numerous, and many of these are wonderful,
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Did you know? 500,000 men and a million animals were sent to die in the Flavian Amphitheater known as the Colosseum
The shows in ancient Rome and in the Colosseum history in particular
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Did you know? The church with the dome that can be seen but is not there
In our Rome Tour of the churches there is one that has a
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The Mall Outlet in Florence Day Trip
Let’s go the the Outlet I kept my promise for this Christmas I’m very happy to introduce
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Walking a day or more in Villa Borghese
Since people who visit Rome usually keep their visits to the city’s historical centre, they sometimes get the idea
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Hidden jewels: Roman Churches U can’t miss
One of the first things that usually strike people as odd when they arrive in Rome is the
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The roads that lead from Rome: some unforgettable streets from the Eternal City
The Roads: When you’re visiting the city with most monuments by square feet in the world, it’s easy to
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“Bring the kids!” 3 suggestions to have an amazing family trip to Rome
The Eternal city may not strike at first as the most family-friendly destination for a holiday But as
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Cool places to eat in Testaccio
One of Rome’s main attractions is, of course, the food And while the places to have an amazing meal
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Mysterious Castel Sant’Angelo
Here we are with a new column, this time about Rome’s attractions and monuments seen in depth, let’s say
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A day shopping in Rome
We lack for nothing Foodie, travel tips, coolest hangouts… but we want our readers to be up to date
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The Moon at the Fora – to see ancient times in a new light
The Imperial Fora To rediscover the ancient times in a new light Now it’s possible to rediscover one of the
