Arsoli is a small town located in the province of Rome, not far from the border between Lazio and Abruzzo. In particular, it is located on the eastern slopes of the Simbruini Mountains.
Luigi Pirandello spent his summers in this area, and he gave the village the nickname…Continue Reading
The Teatro di Marcello is a theatre in ancient Rome built by the order of Caesar in the southern part of the Campus Martius, between the Tiber River and the Capitoline Hill. The building is still partially preserved today. In the same area, from 179 BC, was the Theatrum et proscenium ad Apollinis, connected to…Continue Reading
The splendid Villa d’Este is located in Tivoli, and it’s a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
The villa was commissioned by Cardinal Ippolito II d’Este, the history of its construction is linked to the events of the papacy and Cardinal d’Este. He was appointed as the governor for the life of Tivoli and…Continue Reading
In the last year and a half, I have begun to visit Rome more consistently, to discover and learn about those aspects of the city that are still unknown to me. A week ago, day or day less, I went for a walk in Borgo Pio and Borgo Sant’Angelo.
For a very long time, I have been saying that I wanted to go and visit Matera. And finally, in 2020, I was able to fulfil my little dream: I decided to organize 4 days to better discover Matera and its world heritage stones.
We all know the Thermae of Caracalla. We have all seen them at least once in photography. Also called Thermae Antoninianae, from the full name of Emperor Caracalla, these public Thermae of ancient Rome represent one of the most magnificent and impressive examples of Imperial baths.
