Arriving in the "Eternal City", full of charm and impressive monuments, we have to admire a great number of works of art and corners filled with history.
We list below some: Via dei Fori Imperiali, one of the most beautiful streets of Rome, separates the Fori Imperiali from the Roman Forum. Along the way meet the basilica of Santissimi Cosma e Damiano and the church of Santa Francesca Romana, and finally meets one of the most famous monuments of the city, perhaps symbol of the city itself the eye of the world: the Colosseum. The original name is Flavian Amphitheater in antiquity and was the seat of shows with fighting between gladiators and wild beasts, which could accommodate about 45,000 spectators. Its construction was begun by Vespasian but Tito was to open , with the famous games that lasted for 100 days. The Coliseum was severely damaged by earthquakes, fires and lightning, and especially tampered with by man, for centuries becoming a real quarry travertine with which to build other monuments.
Recall again: Via del Corso, very important way of historical Rome, which overlooks the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, the splendid Steps Spanish Steps in Piazza di Spagna; Palazzo della Borsa, the Montecitorio Palace, the seat of the Chamber of Deputies; Palazzo Borghese, Via Condotti, street of Via del Corso, full of wonderful shops.
We list below some: Via dei Fori Imperiali, one of the most beautiful streets of Rome, separates the Fori Imperiali from the Roman Forum. Along the way meet the basilica of Santissimi Cosma e Damiano and the church of Santa Francesca Romana, and finally meets one of the most famous monuments of the city, perhaps symbol of the city itself the eye of the world: the Colosseum. The original name is Flavian Amphitheater in antiquity and was the seat of shows with fighting between gladiators and wild beasts, which could accommodate about 45,000 spectators. Its construction was begun by Vespasian but Tito was to open , with the famous games that lasted for 100 days. The Coliseum was severely damaged by earthquakes, fires and lightning, and especially tampered with by man, for centuries becoming a real quarry travertine with which to build other monuments.
Recall again: Via del Corso, very important way of historical Rome, which overlooks the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, the splendid Steps Spanish Steps in Piazza di Spagna; Palazzo della Borsa, the Montecitorio Palace, the seat of the Chamber of Deputies; Palazzo Borghese, Via Condotti, street of Via del Corso, full of wonderful shops.
