Piazza di Spagna, an icon of Rome, never ceases to fascinate. But have you ever noticed its unique shape from above? If you look closely, you’ll realize that the square […]
Read moreThe Colosseum, an Italian and Roman symbol which has lived a thousands of life. In particular, it has been objet of Pope’s ambition through centuries, whit unusual projects for this […]
Read moreEveryone knows about tossing a coin into the Trevi Fountain to ensure a return to Rome, but did you know there’s an even more romantic tradition hidden within its magnificent […]
Read moreCaravaggio was not just a painter, but a revolutionary who captured the raw essence of humanity on canvas.In the Borghese Gallery, you’ll find some of Caravaggio’s most celebrated works, each […]
Read moreThe Pantheon, from the floor to the ceiling and walls, is a succession of circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles. Long story short, it is a true laboratory for geometry lovers. […]
Read moreInside the most important Basilica of Rome, you can find the oldest crucifix in the world.In fact, the crucifix of Saint Peter’s Basilica is an imposing sculpture of the XIV […]
Read moreImagine climbing a staircase that transports you back in time. The Bramante Staircase at the Vatican Museums is just that: a journey into the Italian Renaissance.Commissioned by Pope Julius II […]
Read moreHave you aver wondered why Navona Square has an oval shape? In the past, at least 5 meter under the actual level of the square, there laid the Stadium of […]
Read moreMarforio is a statue exhibited in the courtyard of the Capitoline Museums. It probably represents the allegory of the Tiber or its tributary, the Nera. It was found in the […]
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