Upside Down at the Piazza Navona
Monochrome Monday. If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. -Wayne Dyer Taken in Piazza Navona (Rome, Italy). Have a great week!
Vittoriano, Altar of the Fatherland
II Vittoriano, a white marbled monument in Rome (Italy), was completed during Mussolini’s rule and it was received many criticisms. During its construction, it destroyed some part of the Capitoline Hill and historical […]
The Roman Forum
Roman Forum in Rome (Italy) is a plaza of Roman ruins that used to be a market area in the ancient Romans. It is a confusing complex if you asked […]
Five Beautiful Basilica in Rome
Basilica referred to Roman’s architecture with halls with high ceiling and three long aisles. The ancient Romans used Basilica as a public court or indoor markets. After the Christianity was legalized by […]
Images of Rome by Sunset and Night Walks
I visited Rome for the second time in April, and this time I was accompanied by my mother. When planning to walk around Rome, I was considering my mother’s condition […]
Eight Interesting Facts about the Colosseum
The Colosseum (Coliseum) is one of the great Roman’s architectures that survive for 2,000 years, even after several natural disaster attacks. It becomes a monument of inhuman games tradition for […]
