The Foro Italico, Rome Is The Olympic Forum With A History
The Foro Italico, Rome is a huge sports complex built north of the center of the city and it is considered a perfect example of Italian fascist architecture.
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The Santo Stefano Rotondo Church In Rome Must Be Seen
The Santo Stefano Rotondo church in Rome is only a few steps from the Colosseum and worth a visit to see the amazing architecture and the dramatic frescoes.
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Who Killed Aldo Moro? His Kidnapping And Murder Is Explained
Questions about who killed Aldo Moro continue to be asked even today and we give context to the death of this brave Italian leader who died for his country.
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Largo Di Torre Argentina Rome Is A Sanctuary In The Ruins
Largo di Torre Argentina is an important historical and archaeological site in Rome, Italy as well as an amazing cat sanctuary built among the ancient ruins.
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Things To See In Genoa On Your Next Weekend Getaway
There are amazing things to see in Genoa, which is one of Italy’s most important ports on the Mediterranean sea and it’s a great weekend trip from Rome.
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The Famous Fountains In Rome, Italy Shouldn’t Be Missed
These famous fountains in Rome, Italy brought me to Trastevere, Testaccio, Vatican City and my neighborhood in Monti for these amazing historical treasures.
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Ancient Roman Fountains That You Might Have Overlooked
The ancient Roman fountains I encounter when I walk around Rome give me a much deeper understanding of the beauty around every corner that you shouldn’t miss.
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Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II Has Mystic Treasures And Movies
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II is the largest porticoed square in Rome built after the unification of Italy and a true hidden gem that even offers mystical doors.
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The Quartiere Coppedè In Rome Is Waiting To Be Discovered
Check out the Quartiere Coppedè for a hidden gem in Rome that offers a beautiful neighborhood with unique architecture, but without all the tourist crowds.
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Nero’s Golden Palace Is An Underground Trip Through History
Nero’s Golden Palace was an urban villa built as a collection of buildings and green spaces used to celebrate his greatness that today lives underground.
