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Don't miss this site if roman archaeology is your favourite . The Necropolis of Portus dates to the time of Trajan on the road that connected the port to Ostia,

Seagulls have been the latest “citizens” to settle in Rome. And, there’s no doubt, they’re here to stay! In the last years Rome has been invaded by thousands of gulls – they steal food, make a mess on statues and have even attacked the Pope’s doves of peace. …

December 16 at the stadium of Domitian, we attended an interesting workshop on fresco techniques organized by the cooperative Caleidos. After an historical and scientific introduction conducted by Dr. Cecilia Marzi on fresco techniques through the centuries  -Etruscan, Roman, Medieval and Renaissance-  we were shown all the materials …

A great Italian dessert for the Christmas evenings, The Panna Cotta with Berries or Orange Chocolate Cream

Street Art in Rome in a great "open" Museum, melting pot of cultures and styles, an abandoned factory home and museum, decorated by the best street artists.