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St. Peter’s Square and the Circus of Nero
Did you know? In imperial times, in Rome, where there is St Peter’s Square, the Circus of
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Which is the oldest church in Rome?
Two churches on contend for the title of oldest churches in the capital: Santa Prisca and Santa
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The oldest Fountain in Rome
Did you know? The oldest fountain in Rome, still working, is the one located in front of
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Why was Julius Caesar killed?
Everyone knows Julius Caesar, but few know why this very important figure of ancient Rome was really
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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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A legend about love is also linked to the Trevi Fountain
It is said that until recently, girls used to make their boyfriends drink the water from the
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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 Tiber Island in ancient times was used for quarantines
The Tiber Island in ancient times was used for quarantines It’s hard to be more isolated than
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In the Roman amphitheaters also female gladiators fought
In the Roman amphitheaters also female gladiators fought Gladiators weren’t just men There is evidence that testifies
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What happened to the marbles that decorated the Colosseum?
Did you know? What happened to the marbles that decorated the Colosseum? The Colosseum is one of
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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 are the names of the famous seven hills of Rome?
At school, since elementary school we have heard about the seven hills of Rome They were fundamental
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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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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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Roman monuments: the marvelous Trinità dei Monti stairway in Piazza di Spagna or Spanish Steps
Roman monuments: the wonderful steps of Trinità dei Monti in
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The perfect espresso in Rome. Andiamo!
It’s no secret that Italians are proud of their coffee Dark, and strong, you can’t walk far in any
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7 things Romans hate when eating
Different places you visit, different customs you’ll find Wherever we go, we’re Italians The way we talk, the way we
