Rome Articles

1). European Cities - Top Five To Visit By : David Sharpe
Paris Paris is the capital and largest city of France. A stylish, sophisticated and romantic city, it boasts many sights to see, such as Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Arc de Triomphe as well as some of Europe's best shops and restaurants. Located on the River Seine in the country's north, Paris maintains much of its traditional architecture, with hidden squares, churches, cathedrals and palaces mixing in well with more modern designs.
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2). Ancient Roman Coliseum By : Richard Monk
Ancient Rome was the dominant power for hundreds of years and left a mark on the word. The ancient Roman Coliseum is the single structure that most exemplifies this fact. Ancient Roman Coliseum Perhaps the most well-known of all of the structures in Rome, the ancient Roman Coliseum is an important part of the history of the Roman Empire. This structure, built in the 70's AD, was once the most important site in all of Rome, and also the largest amphitheater built in the Empire.
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3). The Gladiators – From History To Movies By : Richard Monk
The movie Gladiator was very entertaining and certain raised the profile of gladiators. The question, however, is whether the movie accurately portrayed these warriors. The Gladiators – From History To Movies In history, there are few topics that are more interesting than the gladiators of Rome. From the very start, these people who thrust into battle with other men and many different animals have interested historians and the public at large.
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4). Venice – The Origins of the Sinking City By : Richard Monk
Often called the sinking city, Venice is a wonderful place to spend a few weeks walking up and down little alleys. To truly enjoy the city, however, one needs to know how it came to be. Venice – The Origins of the Sinking City Italy is one of the most interesting countries in all of Europe. The culture, language, climate and even the boot shape of the country are all things that draw people to Italy and its history.
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5). Riding the trains in Italy By : Katy Hyslop
The first time I arrived in Italy by train it felt completely different to anywhere I’d travelled already. It was the summer of 2000 and I had been travelling for a nearly 2 weeks. I was more than relieved when the train pulled out of Nice on that bright August morning, what a misnomer, Nice was in my eyes not very nice at all. So when the train wound.
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6). An Overview of the Past of Italy By : Richard Monk
Winners of the recent World Cup, Italy is once again in the news. The fact Italy won the cup while also suffering the shame of a soccer corruption scandal is typical of this complex country. An Overview of the Past of Italy When you think of Italy, it’s nearly impossible to not think of the past. It is rich and complex starting from before ancient Roman times, continuing on through the turbulence of fascism, and finally ending with today's modern country.
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7). Garden Fountains: The Fountain at Campidoglio in Rome By : Fountains Gal
If you visit the Piazza del Campidoglio in Rome then you’ll find three fountains of interest in this imposing square. These fountains each have a particularly interesting history. They haven’t actually been in place in their current setting for that long but each fountain has had a rich and varied background. In fact, the sculptures you’ll see on these three fountains can trace back their roots to the early days of Christian Rome.
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8). The Hidden Tourist Attractions Of Rome By : Steven Cronin
Countless words have illustrated the Colosseum, and its fearless gladiators; the Pantheon, and its gateway to the gods; and the Roman Forum, once heart of the mighty Roman Empire. But what of the hidden tourist attractions of Rome and those that receive fewer column inches? For a taste of the macabre try the Capuchin Crypt, the original haunted house.
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9). Rome: A Brief History By : Steven Cronin
Rome has been synonymous with mythology since the birth of civilisation. Few places around the world conjure such colourful legends. Since the dawn of time itself, Rome has appeared to have had a say in almost everything that has occurred. The Roman Empire had a huge influence on the course of European art and culture. Lasting impressions of Roman.
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10). The Ancient Sites Of Rome By : Steven Cronin
For 3,000 years Rome has stood at the forefront of civilisation. The might of the Roman Empire brought great wealth and prosperity to the city and its allies. Rome became a treasure trove of extravagant architecture and monuments. As fortune smiled down on Rome, their riches established communities endowed with ornamental landmarks, many of which stand to this day.
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11). When Things Go Wrong, Your Choice Of Hotel Counts By : Denise Hummel
An account on being a safe and savvy traveller and an explanation of the ways in which the choice of hotel is critical, more so when things go wrong than when they go right
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12). Visit the Catacombs of Ancient Rome By : Rachel Deutsch
A visit to the catacombs is a fascinating part of any trip to Rome. The catacombs in Rome are a place where art meets history and religion in a very powerful way. There are several catacombs along via Appia Antica, but not all are open to the public. The catacombs are located on the ancient way that connected Rome to southern Italy – Via Appia Antica.
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13). Visitors Guide to Rome, Lazio, Italy By : Nia Rees
One of the world's most historic and fascinating cities, Rome is famous for its rich heritage and important buildings. Many magnificent monuments and truly ancient ruins reside in Rome, together with numerous vibrant shopping areas, restaurants and sightseeing opportunities. The city has much to offer tourists and also offers a selection of nearby beaches.
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14). How to do Rome in 48 hours By : Katy Hyslop
You’ve just arrived in Rome with a couple of days to kill. How is it possible to see all there is to see in such a short time? This is the guide to get the most out of Rome in the shortest amount of time. 19:00 Hopefully check in at the hotel has been fairly straightforward so now it is to venture out in search of a good meal. A meal in the old Trastevere part of the city has several benefits.
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15). Choose your restaurant in Rome: IL SECCHIO By : stefano sandano
Choose your restaurant in Rome Choosing a restaurant in Rome can be not so easy, filled as the Eternal City is with hundreds of excellent places. The good news is that it's rare to get bad food. The even better news is that we've narrowed down your choices. Our restaurant il secchio has a wide range of flavours of the roman food. Rome is not only the capital of culture, history, art and charme: Rome is also the home of Italy's most delicious ingredients.
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16). There's No Place like Rome By : Frank Johnson
Rome is a city that requires no introduction. The name alone invokes images of leaf-crowned emperors, mythical gods and majestic architecture. Travel in Rome is an enveloping task as Rome is one of the largest and oldest cities in Western Europe, with every corner marked in meticulous detail. Italy's capital city is largely a sightseeing extravaganza geared almost solely toward the tourist; consequently, you may want to venture to the outskirts of town to experience local life and hospitality (and cheaper prices).
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17). Why Do Angels Speak in Latin, Part I The Rise of Latin By : Dana Smith
Part I The Rise of Latin. In the confines of time, Latin came about. It all started with two brothers named Romulus and Remus. In 753 BC, as the so called fictional story goes, Romulus killed his brother Remus.
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18). When in Italy- twenty essential things to do By : Katy Hyslop
Sitting round the dinner table one night , after a few bottles of Chianti with some old friends, most of whom had spent time as European tour guides and backpackers, I asked them to name the best thing to see or do while staying in Italy. There was a lot of loud discussion as some tried to praise the less obvious things over the more mainstream, but there were also plenty of unanimous agreement for others.
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19). The Origins of Rome By : Richard Monk
From romantic visions of gladiators to the mysteries of the Da Vinci Code and the Roman Catholic Church, no city is more interesting than Rome. The Origins of Rome At the heart of the country of Italy is the city of Rome. From being the center of an empire to now being the seat of Catholicism, Rome always has been and will be an important part of the world's culture.
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20). Do You Know These Secret Destinations For Mediterranean Cruises? By : Rolf Zimmerli
Cruises to the Mediterranean offer spectacular sights, history and romance. The Mediterranean food and wines, together with a relaxed life style make for a truly unforgettable trip. Between Venice, Savona, Rome and Barcelona, to mention just a few great Mediteranean cities, there is eye candy no end.
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21). A Prayer for World Peace, Part II By : soal
A Prayer for World Peace, Part II
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22). Travel to Italy – Rome and Venice By : Nomad Rick
Where does one begin to start when discussing Italy. Well, if you intend to travel there, Rome and Venice are good places to start. Rome Perhaps you’ve heard of it? It goes without saying that Rome has a rather prominent past. Lets see, in Rome you will find…[deep breath]…the Vatican, Coliseum, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Church of Saint Agnese, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps and a guy name Allassandro.
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23). America – You’ve had it Made Too Long By : Rev. Michael Bresciani
There is little doubt that America is riding the wave. She is at the peak of her power and at the top of her game. Trying to get her attention would be a lot like trying to stop a train with a handkerchief. Every similarity to previous world powers notwithstanding our collective national behavior is so close to ancient Rome that all that is missing is the togas.
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24). An Overview of Italy for Travelers By : Richard Monk
Rome, the Winter Olympics, Wine, Ferrari, beautiful beaches – Italy has it all. If you are considering traveling to Italy, here are some things you should know. An Overview of Italy for Travelers From a European perspective, there is little doubt that Italy is the foundation of modern society in the West. This is conclusion is primarily due to two facts, the reign of the Romans and the Roman Catholic Church.
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25). Visit Rome - a historical city By : smgenie
Do you bear a passion for history? Are you interested in ancient architecture and temples? Do age-long and legendary activities beckon you? If so, then you must definitely explore the ancient lands of Rome, at least once in your lifetime. With an area of about 150 square kilometers, and a population of 3.8 million, Rome still stands tall in the vast field of world history.
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