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  1. Temple of Castor and Pollux - Roman Forum, Rome - Italy• https://www.italyguides.it/en/lazio/rome/ancient-rome/roman-forum/temple-of-castor-and-pollux

    the divine twins of Jove, appeared riding two white horses and lead the Romans to victory. Simultaneously, they appeared in Rome to announce that the battle had been won. In gratitude, the Romans dedicated a grand temple to them within the city. It was...

  2. Temple of Divus Romulus - Roman Forum, Rome - Italy• https://www.italyguides.it/en/lazio/rome/ancient-rome/roman-forum/temple-of-divus-romulus

    of Saints Cosma and Damiano, still functioning today. And, though a bit confusing, it's not dedicated to the founder of Rome but to the son of the emperor Maxentius, who died very young in the 4th century AD. The semicircular facade was changed during...

  3. The Roman Forum Map - Interactive or PDF to download• https://www.italyguides.it/en/lazio/rome/ancient-rome/roman-forum/roman-forum-map

    The Roman Forum served as Rome's bustling core, a meeting place for citizens of various social classes, where business was conducted, shopping occurred, and fine food and wine were enjoyed. It was a crowded and cosmopolitan space, attracting people...

  4. The astounding Pozzo di San Patrizio (St. Patrick well) - Orvieto, Italy• https://www.italyguides.it/en/umbria/orvieto/pozzo-di-san-patrizio

    papacy in Italy reached its crucial point when the emperor's underpaid and rebellious troops staged a mutiny and marched on Rome . The imperial troops proceeded to sack Rome. Pope Clement VII escaped to the Castel Sant'Angelo , where he was held hostage...

  5. Orvieto Cathedral - Orvieto, Italy• https://www.italyguides.it/en/umbria/orvieto/piazza-del-duomo/orvieto-cathedral

    Duomo in the grand scale of the first two. After all, the town had only recently become self-governing, and the bishop of Rome was still overlord. The city even had to bring in artisans from Siena to work on the Duomo di Orvieto because Orvieto didn't...

  6. Orvieto travel guide: attractions & things to do in Orvieto Italy• https://www.italyguides.it/en/umbria/orvieto

    History, facts and travel tips about Orvieto There is more to an Italian vacation than the large busy tourist cities such as Rome, Venice and Florence. For a more refreshing and tranquil time, travel into the Umbrian countryside. A holiday maker would...

  7. The Last Judgment (Michelangelo) | Sistine Chapel• https://www.italyguides.it/en/lazio/rome/the-vatican/vatican-museums/sistine-chapel/the-last-judgment

    no doubt that the choice was also influenced by the atmosphere in the papal city in those days after the tragic Sack of Rome in 1527 by the Landsknechts. So, in 1533, a little more than 20 years later, pope Clement VII de’ Medici again thought of...

  8. Loggia dei Lanzi - Florence, Italy• https://www.italyguides.it/en/tuscany/florence/signoria-square/loggia-dei-lanzi

    (Lanzichenecchi in Italian) the infamous mercenary corp that bivouacked under these arches before moving on to ransack Rome in 1527. It was designed by Simone Talenti in late Gothic style towards the end of the 1300s, but his use of round arches makes...

  9. Guided city tours & things to do in Italy• https://www.italyguides.it/en/tours-and-hotels/guided-city-tours-of-italy

    fights, the San Marco treasure or the Michelangelo's David. The culture and beauty of the most beautiful italian cities like Rome, Venice and Florence become yours. Top sellers tours in: Rome and Vatican City Enjoy skip-the-line priority entrance to the...

  10. Piazza della Signoria (Signoria Square) - Florence, Italy• https://www.italyguides.it/en/tuscany/florence/signoria-square

    The first is a powerful lion that holds the heraldic shield of the city, with its typical fleur-de-lis design. Like Rome’s she-wolf, the lion was the emblem of the Florentine republic: so much so that, in a caged area behind the palace in what is now...

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