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23rd September 2009
Christmas day in Rome has got to be special and it was. We started our day with a walking tour which commenced at the Spanish Steps. They were beautifully decorated and at the top afford a wonderful view out over Rome. At the bottom of the stairs is the b... Read >
Author: Apple Tree30th July 2009
Many lovers see Italy as an idyllic getaway, perfect for helping their relationship blossom. With a romantic atmosphere, amazing food and great wine to enjoy by candlelight, all while being serenaded by street musicians, there’s no reason not to fall in... Read >
Author: Katie Marcus05th July 2009
Rome is a famous city that spans over 2500 years home on the western coast of Italy. The eternal city has a reputation of lasting through various conquerors, eras, and practically devastation. However, Rome has stood through it all with all kinds of uniqu... Read >
Author: Paolo Pedica05th July 2009
People from all around the world visit Rome every year. Tourists, art lovers, historians, and pilgrims flock to this magnificent city to see all they can see while touring the capital of Italy that has a history that spans 2500 years.
Throughout Rome,... Read >
Author: Paolo Pedica29th May 2009
One of the most visited tourist destinations in Europe is Rome, the capital of Italy. It has so much to offer whether you are seeking archaeological wonders, romantic adventure or simply shopping around the malls. It is the country's largest and most popu... Read >
Author: daniel.rayfield29th May 2009
One of the most visited tourist destinations in Europe is Rome, the capital of Italy. It has so much to offer whether you are seeking archaeological wonders, romantic adventure or simply shopping around the malls. It is the country's largest and most popu... Read >
Author: daniel.rayfield15th May 2009
One of the most visited tourist destinations in Europe is Rome, the capital of Italy. It has so much to offer whether you are seeking archaeological wonders, romantic adventure or simply shopping around the malls. It is the country's largest and most popu... Read >
Author: mrmassimo12th May 2009
Rome is the capital of Italy and is famed by tourists as being a city rich in history. The city has been designated a UNESCO Heritage Site and is also famed for its close proximity to the Vatican City.
Historically, Rome was once the home and headquar... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane30th March 2009
What is soap? Soap is a substance that’s used for cleansing and it is made when a chemical reaction occurs between lye (Sodium Hydroxide) and fat.
Soap got its name when the Romans at Mount Sapo, a popular location for animal sacrifices, discovered i... Read >
Author: Irisstore25th March 2009
What is soap? Soap is a substance that’s used for cleansing and it is made when a chemical reaction occurs between lye (Sodium Hydroxide) and fat.
Soap got its name when the Romans at ‘Mount Sapo’, a popular location for animal sacrifices, discov... Read >
Author: Irisstore28th January 2009
Have you ever wondered what soap is, what ingredients it is made out of and how it is made? How do you think our ancient ancestors got clean? Did they use soap at all? How has soap evolved over the centuries to be the conventional soap we know of today. I... Read >
Author: Irisstore19th December 2008
For centuries Rome has maintained a mystical, surreal atmosphere of both Italian charm and ancient history. It’s no wonder Rome has much to offer the whole family. If you’re considering your family holidays, consider this ancient city for all its wond... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st December 2008
Rome
Italy’s most treasured capital city - Rome located in Western Italy sitting on the banks of the Tiber River offers visitors a wealth of historical insight dating as far back as two thousand years to the Roman Empire with its many ruins and mon... Read >
Author: Anurag02nd October 2008
Have you ever wondered what soap is, what ingredients it is made out of and how it is made? How do you think our ancient ancestors got clean? Did they use soap at all? How has soap evolved over the centuries to be the conventional soap we know of today. I... Read >
Author: Iris Fuchs12th August 2008
You are going to Rome and would like to see some museums and famous artworks and make some tours around the city or to other places but you are dreading the very likely possibilty to stand in line for hours just to get the tickets?? Then you're going to l... Read >
Author: Web Marketing Team21st July 2008
It’s all about Rome city with its superior hotels providing superb comfort and great facilities. These high class hotels of low budget are very much convenient to have a great dinner after visiting the tranquil sites of Rome like Tivoli with its villas,... Read >
Author: Peter Fleming08th May 2007
The city of Rome has an historical legacy of 3000 years and was founded in 753 BC by Romulus considered the first King of Rome. Romulus was fed by the she Wolf with his brother Remus when their mother was obliged to leave them in a basket on the docks of ... Read >
Author: stefano sandano25th January 2007
The Eternal City— Rome is the capital and the largest city of Italy. Situated in the west-central part of the country on the Tiber River, the “City of the Seven Hills” was founded by Romulus in 753 B.C.
The City of Love— Rome is the see of the ... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson19th January 2007
Since the end of the jubilee of Rome held in they year 2000, the majority of Rome, in cooperation with the Coast guard of Fiumicino, agreed that the river of Rome, the Tiber deserves more attention for its historical importance.
In fact since that ye... Read >
Author: stefano sandano03rd January 2007
Caput mundi, or the head of the world, is the Latin term many inhabitants of Rome use to indicate the importance of their city in world history. But the head could use a little rejuvenation. Although the countless historical monuments and artistic jewels ... Read >
Author: Christian Derlagen03rd January 2007
Rome is one of the most beautiful and interesting cities in the world. Its magnificent monuments and architecture, its beautiful neighbourhoods and its 'dolce vita' lifestyle draw millions of tourists to the Eternal City every year. Some of the city's maj... Read >
Author: Christian Derlagen03rd October 2006
Umbria lies smack dab in the middle of Italy. The countryside is unspoiled and dotted with medieval churches. Its fairly gentle terrain is composed of hills, valleys, and small mountains. Umbria is the only region of Italy with neither a seacoast nor a fo... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss19th September 2006
Rome (the capital of Italy) is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and has some of the most breathtaking architecture in the whole of human history. It is also home to some of the finest art worldwide. Add to this the amount of history surroundi... Read >
Author: Robert Bell31st July 2006
Rome was built not only for walkers and joining limousine or minibus tours is still one of the best way to see the city.
Few cities like Rome have as many as pleasant places to explore. Just a turn at a corner can reveal a ruin or present an unexpected b... Read >
Author: stefano sandano09th January 2006
Leonardo da Vinci and Fiumicino: two names for one airport.
In Europe, the hub-and-spoke mode of operation has an even longer history than in the US, having grown out of the past regulatory framework and of the prevailing geographic and political c... Read >
Author: stefano sandano05th January 2006
"Sabina" is fifty kilometres northeast of Rome, following the eastern bank of the Tiber River and the Sabine Hills, lays the territory of Sabina. Its landscape of gentle hills where agriculture is in perfect harmony with the surrounding nature, it is scat... Read >
Author: Derek Miller
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