It’s an hour after sunrise and you’re surrounded by tens of thousands of people. Everyone is nervous – you can cut the tension with a knife. All of a sudden, the entire amphitheater roars to life and the gladiators enter the Arena. A day of games at the Colosseum in Ancient Rome is about to begin. Today, on average, seven million people a year visit the iconic Roman Colosseum. In this guide, we will answer the popular question, “why was the Colosseum built?”
If you have never been to Rome or the Vatican, the idea seems simple: buy a ticket to the Vatican Museums and make your way into the Sistine Chapel so you can…
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Naming the best Roman Emperor is like naming the most romantic city, or the best singer. It’s completely subjective, so it’s better to break it down into the top ten. This rating…
The sun has just come up, the dew is still on the grass and you find yourself in a small forest with dogs close by. There can only be one thing going on….. Truffle Hunting season has begun in Umbria!