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Marcellus Theatre in Rome and its history
Set among the ruins of the Theater of Marcellus, one of the oldest buildings of ancient Rome,
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St. Sabina in Rome and the orange tree that San Domenico planted
The Roman church of Santa Sabina, built in the 5th century on the tomb of the Saint,
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The Trajan’s Column risked being dismantled and taken to Paris
The Trajan’s Column is a monument erected almost two thousand years ago in Rome to celebrate the
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In Naples there is a church that closely resembles the Roman basilica of St. Peter
The Capodimonte church is defined by the Neapolitans as “a little San Pietro” The basilica was built
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Shaving a beard for the first time in ancient Rome sanctioned the transition from adolescence to adulthood
Cutting the beard for the first time is still an important moment for boys today, a significant
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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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What is the highest point in Rome?
This is the Terrace of the Zodiac The highest point in Rome located 139 meters high Monte
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Which is the oldest standing Roman building?
Leaving behind the Basilica of Santa Maria di Cosmedin and crossing the road, you can enjoy the
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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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What does the Latin acronym SPQR mean?
What does the Latin acronym SPQR mean? How many times have you happened to see this writing?
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Sensational discovery in Rome: found a second Mona Lisa which could be by Leonardo Da Vinci
In a deposit in Montecitorio, seat of the Chamber of Deputies, a painting was found very similar
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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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In Rome there’re 2500 public fountains. The famous “nasoni”
Rome has always been the city with the most public fountains scattered throughout its territory They are
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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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Michelangelo’s Pietà Vaticana, between history and curiosity
Roman monuments: Michelangelo’s Pietà Vaticana, between history and curiosity The Pietà di San Pietro
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The obelisk of St. Peter’s Square
Did you know the obelisk of St Peter’s Square arrived from Egypt on a ship loaded with
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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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Spaghetti carbonara, a classic of Roman cuisine
It is one of the most loved dishes by the Romans (but not only), a timeless dish
