During the XVI° century, Beatrice Cenci was the daughter of a noble man Francesco Cenci. This man was a very violent man, both outside and inside his house and this created him a lot of problems with the justice. Fortunately (for him) his social position saved him from the prison. In the local tradition, someone […]
The bridge connecting the Tiber Island with the Jewish Ghetto is the most ancient in Rome. Its original name is Ponte Fabricio and it was built more than 2000 years ago. During the 16th century Pope Sixtus V commissioned to 4 architects the restoration of the ancient bridge. The four architects were not good friends […]
Free things that you MUST Do and SEE in Rome They say that the best things in life are free, and this holds true for Rome, where priceless experiences await. Here is a list of free or almost free activities and sights in Rome. Feel free to conduct further research on these recommendations Free (or […]
