The Nemi Ships The Nemi ships, 70 meters long and more than 25 meters wide, had been built by Emperor Caligula, in honor of the … Read more
Inside the “never-ending” rave party on the shores of Lake Mezzano More than 8000 people coming also from Spain, France, and Germany arrived in Valentano, … Read more
Top destinations for wildlife spotting in Italy Given its variety of landscapes, it comes as no surprise that Italy is home to an incredible richness of … Read more
History of the Appian Way The Appian Way is one of the earliest and most important Roman roads of the ancient republic that changed the … Read more
Italian archaeologists have found the remains of nine hominids, eight of which would have lived between 50,000 and 68,000 years ago and one between 90,000 … Read more
On Sunday, the Italian Ministry of Culture presented plans to build a platform that will restore the arena space at the center of the Colosseum … Read more
The Villa d’Este in Tivoli is a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance and is listed on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. The villa … Read more
Italian fire fighters rescued a cat named Pietro on Friday (September 9) more than two weeks after the earthquake, which killed nearly 300 people.
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The Temple of Diana in Nemi This Roman sanctuary and the Sacred Wood are located on the northern shore of Lake Nemi, just a few … Read more
The Garden of Ninfa in Sermoneta in Italy Garden of Ninfa is a beautiful park not far from Sermoneta, Lazio. The garden includes the remains … Read more
A Roman aqueduct, Etruscan tombs, an abandoned medieval church, and a town within a few meters. Monterano stands on a tuff hill whose sides dive … Read more
Gardens of Bomarzo, Images, Facts and History The Park of the Monsters (or Gardens of Bomarzo), created in the 16th century, is an arcane monumental … Read more