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Lake Como (also named Lario lake by its Latin name) is one of the most beautiful and romantic areas in Northern Italy near Milan. The Como lake, with a curious form of an Y inverted is bordered by pretty little villages that remain the classic …
The leaning tower of Pisa is the Bell Tower of the Cathedral of Pisa. The Tower leans towards the South at an angle of 5.5 ° spreading 4.5 m. vertical. It reaches a height of 56 m and his weight is estimated at about 14,700 …
In northeast Italy, over a lagoon from the Adriatic Sea lies a unique city in the world, which has acquired a reputation as the city of love: Venice. The city is built on 120 small islands linked by 455 bridges crossing 150 canals. Renaissance and …
No doubt, placed in front of the Colosseum of Rome is to smell the living history of the great Roman Empire as a great monument which is in very good condition despite the long passage of centuries by their surroundings. The Colosseum is a must …
When visiting Italy , a country full of art and culture, one of the landmarks that you should not lose is the original and beautiful city of canals , Venice . City where you breathe art at every corner, with its bridges and churches scattered …
Spain Square is without doubt one of the landmarks to visit on your trip to Italy . Located in the center of Rome , has its name because it is located where the Spanish Embassy in Italy. Not only is a beautiful place to walk, …
The majestic Cathedral of Milan is a large Gothic building in the center of one of the most emblematic cities of Italy, the city of Milan. This Cathedral, after Seville and St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome is one of the world’s largest cathedrals . A …
Without doubt the most visited Rome , but we are talking about an independent state in Italy, called the Vatican, located in the heart of its capital, the Basilica of San Pedro . Where you live the Pope and where hundreds of thousands of Catholics …
The beauty of Italy is concretized in the particularly wonderful city of Venice, the city of canals and water. Instead of city roads are rivers of water, instead of taxis, has shelves to transport citizens and tourists and that instead of zebra crossings and traffic …
In the first century after Christ was built in Rome by the Emperor Domitian, a U-shaped stadium in which testing would be conducted Athletics tiered to accommodate 15000 people. In the seventeenth century this place turns into a square that would become in our days, …
In the first century after Christ was built in Rome by the Emperor Domitian, a U-shaped stadium in which testing would be conducted Athletics tiered to accommodate 15000 people. In the seventeenth century this place turns into a square that would become in our days, …