Built as a cylindrical mausoleum by Rome Emperor Hadrian on the Tiber River just east of what is now the Vatican, Castel Sant’Angelo was converted into a military fortress before the Pope fortified it in the 14th century. The structure is named after the statue of Archangel Michele (Michael) found …
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Bioparco di Roma, or the Rome Zoo has recently renamed itself the Bioparco. They try their best to make it a more modern, environmentally worthy zoo . The zoo is handily labelled with signposts. At the entrance you will get a map, and trust me.. you will need that map more than …
Today we picked out San Paolo basilica to visit. It is the largest church in Rome after St Peter’s. This basilica stands on the site where St Paul was buried after being decapitated in AD 67. When you visit the basilica do not forget to wear sleeves to cover your shoulders …
Pantheon The Pantheon is free to visit and is a breathtaking architectural masterpiece. It is the oldest church in Rome (and one of the oldest in the world). On a rainy day you run the risk of getting a little wet during mass, because the dome is equipped with an …
A city trip to Rome is on many peoples bucket list. A visit to the Vatican, Checking out the Colosseum and visiting endless museums. But Italy is also the home of Pizza and pasta. Maybe a trip to the beautiful city will stop you because you follow a gluten-free diet. …
Traveling to Rome? And not in the mood to do the usual stuff? Read here about what to do in Rome and discover the hidden gems in Rome! Piccola Londra Get ready to fall in love with the Notting Hill-style homes of Piccola Londra. Visit Piccola Londra or Little London. …
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