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1_Temple of Antoninus and Faustina• The Antoninus and Faustina temple in Rome Italy was originally built in the honor of the revered empress Faustina, who died in 141 AD before her husband Antoninus. After the death of Antoninus, his body was also included in the same temple. The temple was later converted into the Church […]
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Stepping into Rome is stepping into a living museum, where ancient echoes mingle with modern life. But to truly grasp the heart of the Eternal City, you need to dive into its cultural events and traditions. From boisterous festivals to solemn processions, let’s embark on a journey through time-honored customs: Feast for the Senses: Carnevale: […]
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one of Rome’s very best art galleries can be found on the grounds of the Villa Borghese park. It was originally the private art collection of a wealthy cardinal, but now is a public art gallery, and one of Rome’s greatest attractions. Within the gallery, you’ll find incredible masterpieces from famed artists such as Caravaggio, […]
