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The Aurelian Walls in Rome, named after the Roman emperor Aurelian, were dedicated in A.D. 275. Made out of concrete faced with brick, they replaced the Servian Walls that encircled Rome's original seven hills since the Republic. The new walls were a response to a city that had grown in size and to the need for stronger battlements in a century when barbarian attack was an increasing concern. Punctuated by occasional gates and made more visually interesting because they incorporate into their fabric such earlier tombs as Cestius' pyramid, the Aurelian Walls were built to last and continue to serve today as a dramatic welcome to the city of Rome.
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From the Album Dead Empires
released December 4th 2015
All songs written, recorded, and produced by The Black Ships
John Gill - Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Synth
David Ochal - Bass
Ben Patten - Drums
Greg Tebbano - Guitar, Synth, Vocals
Synth on Sea Of Cortez - Shane Sanchez
Guitar on Sarin - Mike Capritta
Engineered by John Gill at Studio 402
Mixed and mastered by Robert L. Smith at Defy Recordings
Recorded fall and winter 2013
Photographs by Crystal Capritta and John Gill
Art direction and album design by John Gill
Thank you, to all who have supported us,
this album was made possible with your help
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Just east of the Aurelian walls, Pigneto occupies the location of a former pine grove, which was transformed in the late 19th century. Now the zone is a blend of pensioners, artists, immigrants and young professionals and home to a few of my favorite places to drink.
Filmed and edited by Kat Tan-Conte (http://www.zerotheone.com); produced by Katie Parla.
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In Rome less than a mile away from the Aurelian walls raises one of the four Rome Papal Basilicas, the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls (San Paolo Fuori le Mura in Italian).
Around the year AD 65 the Apostle Paul was sentenced to death and because he was Roman, he was taken outside the walls of Rome to be executed and buried. A church was built over the spot where he was beheaded and although illegal many Christians came to pray at Saint Paul's tomb. Once Christianity was legalized in AD 313 the Emperor Constantine built a small church over the saint's grave. A short time later a larger basilica was built in place of Constantine's church which was expanded again in the 8th century. Until the 16th century when a new Saint Peter's was built to claim the title of the largest church in Christendom, Saint Paul Outside the Walls was the largest church in Rome.
The enormous basilica is a faithful reconstruction, finished in 1854, of the ancient basilica which burned down in 1823. Parts of the original interior were rescued from the fire and have been extensively restored.
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http://www.museodellemuraroma.it/
Il Museo ha sede nella porta San Sebastiano, una delle più grandi e meglio conservate delle Mura Aureliane. Il percorso museale ripercorre la storia delle fortificazioni della Città: quelle di età regia e repubblicana e quelle di Aureliano (III sec. d.C.).
The Museum is located within the San Sebastiano Gates, one of the largest and best conserved gates in the Aurelian Walls. The exhibits tell the history of the city's fortifications, from the walls constructed during the royal and republican ages to the Aurelian Walls (3rd century BC).
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The Aurelian Walls (Italian: Mura aureliane) is a line of city walls built between 271 AD and 275 AD in Rome, Italy, during the reign of the Roman Emperors Aurelian and Probus.
The walls enclosed all the seven hills of Rome plus the Campus Martius and, on the right bank of the Tiber, the Trastevere district. The river banks within the city limits appear to have been left unfortified, although they were fortified along the Campus Martius.
The full circuit ran for 19 kilometres (12 mi) surrounding an area of 13.7 square kilometres (5.3 sq mi). The walls were constructed in brick-faced concrete, 3.5 metres (11 ft) thick and 8 metres (26 ft) high, with a square tower every 100 Roman feet (29.6 metres (97 ft)).
In the 5th century, remodelling doubled the height of the walls to 16 metres (52 ft). By 500 AD, the circuit possessed 383 towers, 7,020 crenellations, 18 main gates, 5 postern gates, 116 latrines, and 2,066 large external windows.
By the third century AD, the boundaries of Rome had grown far beyond the area enclosed by the old Servian Wall, built during the Republican period in the late 4th century BC. Rome had remained unfortified during the subsequent centuries of expansion and consolidation. The need for better defences became acute during the crisis of the Third Century, when barbarian tribes flooded through the Germanic frontier and the Roman Army struggled to stop them. In 270, the barbarian Juthungi and Vandals invaded northern Italy, inflicting a severe defeat on the Romans at Placentia (modern Piacenza) before eventually being driven back. Further trouble broke out in Rome itself in the summer of 271, when the mint workers rose in rebellion. Several thousand people died in the fierce fighting that resulted.
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Aurelian (Latin: Lucius Domitius Aurelianus Augustus; 9 September 214 or 215 – September or October 275), was Roman Emperor from 270 to 275. During his reign, he defeated the Alamanni after a devastating war. He also defeated the Goths, Vandals, Juthungi, Sarmatians, and Carpi. Aurelian restored the Empire's eastern provinces after his conquest of the Palmyrene Empire in 273. The following year he conquered the Gallic Empire in the west, reuniting the Empire in its entirety. He was also responsible for the construction of the Aurelian Walls in Rome, and the abandonment of the province of Dacia. His successes effectively ended the Roman Empire's Crisis of the Third Century, earning him the title Restorer of the World. Although Domitian was the first Emperor who had demanded to be officially hailed as dominus et deus (master and god), these titles never occurred in written form on official documents until the reign of Aurelian.
Aurelian was born in Serdica (today Sofia in Bulgaria) in Moesia or what was later called Dacia Ripensis to an obscure provincial family; his father was tenant to a senator named Aurelius, who gave his name to the family. Aurelian probably joined the army in 235 at around age twenty. He distinguished himself in several wars during the tumultuous mid-century; his successes as a cavalry commander ultimately made him a member of emperor Gallienus' entourage. In 268, Aurelian and his cavalry participated in general Claudius' victory over the Goths at the Battle of Naissus. Later that year Gallienus traveled to Italy and fought Aureolus, his former general and now usurper for the throne. Driving Aureolus back into Mediolanum, Gallienus promptly besieged his adversary in the city. However, while the siege was ongoing the Emperor was assassinated. One source says Aurelian, who was present at the siege, participated and supported general Claudius for the purple – which is plausible.
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The Aurelian Walls in Rome, named after the Roman emperor Aurelian, were dedicated in A.D. 275. Made out of concrete faced with brick, they replaced the Servian Walls that encircled Rome's original seven hills since the Republic. The new walls were a response to a city that had grown in size and to the need for stronger battlements in a century when barbarian attack was an increasing concern. Punctuated by occasional gates and made more visually interesting because they incorporate into their fabric such earlier tombs as Cestius' pyramid, the Aurelian Walls were built to last and continue to serve today as a dramatic welcome to the city of Rome. -
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http://theblackships.bandcamp.com/ http://www.theblackships.net/ From the Album Dead Empires released December 4th 2015 All songs written, recorded, and produced by The Black Ships John Gill - Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Synth David Ochal - Bass Ben Patten - Drums Greg Tebbano - Guitar, Synth, Vocals Synth on Sea Of Cortez - Shane Sanchez Guitar on Sarin - Mike Capritta Engineered by John Gill at Studio 402 Mixed and mastered by Robert L. Smith at Defy Recordings Recorded fall and winter 2013 Photographs by Crystal Capritta and John Gill Art direction and album design by John Gill Thank you, to all who have supported us, this album was made possible with your help TBS002 -
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Just east of the Aurelian walls, Pigneto occupies the location of a former pine grove, which was transformed in the late 19th century. Now the zone is a blend of pensioners, artists, immigrants and young professionals and home to a few of my favorite places to drink. Filmed and edited by Kat Tan-Conte (http://www.zerotheone.com); produced by Katie Parla. -
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In Rome less than a mile away from the Aurelian walls raises one of the four Rome Papal Basilicas, the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls (San Paolo Fuori le Mura in Italian). Around the year AD 65 the Apostle Paul was sentenced to death and because he was Roman, he was taken outside the walls of Rome to be executed and buried. A church was built over the spot where he was beheaded and although illegal many Christians came to pray at Saint Paul's tomb. Once Christianity was legalized in AD 313 the Emperor Constantine built a small church over the saint's grave. A short time later a larger basilica was built in place of Constantine's church which was expanded again in the 8th century. Until the 16th century when a new Saint Peter's was built to claim the title of the largest church in Christendom, Saint Paul Outside the Walls was the largest church in Rome. The enormous basilica is a faithful reconstruction, finished in 1854, of the ancient basilica which burned down in 1823. Parts of the original interior were rescued from the fire and have been extensively restored. -
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Museo delle MuraMuseo delle Mura
http://www.museodellemuraroma.it/ Il Museo ha sede nella porta San Sebastiano, una delle più grandi e meglio conservate delle Mura Aureliane. Il percorso museale ripercorre la storia delle fortificazioni della Città: quelle di età regia e repubblicana e quelle di Aureliano (III sec. d.C.). The Museum is located within the San Sebastiano Gates, one of the largest and best conserved gates in the Aurelian Walls. The exhibits tell the history of the city's fortifications, from the walls constructed during the royal and republican ages to the Aurelian Walls (3rd century BC).
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The Aurelian Walls in Rome, named after the Roman emperor Aurelian, were dedicated in A.D. 275. Made out of concrete faced with brick, they replaced the Servian Walls that encircled Rome's original seven hills since the Republic. The new walls were a response to a city that had grown in size and to the need for stronger battlements in a century when barbarian attack was an increasing concern. Punctuated by occasional gates and made more visually interesting because they incorporate into their fabric such earlier tombs as Cestius' pyramid, the Aurelian Walls were built to last and continue to serve today as a dramatic welcome to the city of Rome. -
The Black Ships - Aurelian Walls
http://theblackships.bandcamp.com/ http://www.theblackships.net/ From the Album Dead Empires released December 4th 2015 All songs written, recorded, and produced by The Black Ships John Gill - Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Synth David Ochal - Bass Ben Patten - Drums Greg Tebbano - Guitar, Synth, Vocals Synth on Sea Of Cortez - Shane Sanchez Guitar on Sarin - Mike Capritta Engineered by John Gill at Studio 402 Mixed and mastered by Robert L. Smith at Defy Recordings Recorded fall and winter 2013 Photographs by Crystal Capritta and John Gill Art direction and album design by John Gill Thank you, to all who have supported us, this album was made possible with your help TBS002 -
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Rome Basilica St Paul Outside the Walls (San Paolo fuori le Mura)
In Rome less than a mile away from the Aurelian walls raises one of the four Rome Papal Basilicas, the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls (San Paolo Fuori le Mura in Italian). Around the year AD 65 the Apostle Paul was sentenced to death and because he was Roman, he was taken outside the walls of Rome to be executed and buried. A church was built over the spot where he was beheaded and although illegal many Christians came to pray at Saint Paul's tomb. Once Christianity was legalized in AD 313 the Emperor Constantine built a small church over the saint's grave. A short time later a larger basilica was built in place of Constantine's church which was expanded again in the 8th century. Until the 16th century when a new Saint Peter's was built to claim the title of the largest church i... -
Museo delle Mura
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The Aurelian Walls in Rome, named after the Roman emperor Aurelian, were dedicated in A.D. 275. Made out of concrete faced with brick, they replaced the Servian...
The Aurelian Walls in Rome, named after the Roman emperor Aurelian, were dedicated in A.D. 275. Made out of concrete faced with brick, they replaced the Servian Walls that encircled Rome's original seven hills since the Republic. The new walls were a response to a city that had grown in size and to the need for stronger battlements in a century when barbarian attack was an increasing concern. Punctuated by occasional gates and made more visually interesting because they incorporate into their fabric such earlier tombs as Cestius' pyramid, the Aurelian Walls were built to last and continue to serve today as a dramatic welcome to the city of Rome.
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The Aurelian Walls in Rome, named after the Roman emperor Aurelian, were dedicated in A.D. 275. Made out of concrete faced with brick, they replaced the Servian Walls that encircled Rome's original seven hills since the Republic. The new walls were a response to a city that had grown in size and to the need for stronger battlements in a century when barbarian attack was an increasing concern. Punctuated by occasional gates and made more visually interesting because they incorporate into their fabric such earlier tombs as Cestius' pyramid, the Aurelian Walls were built to last and continue to serve today as a dramatic welcome to the city of Rome.
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From the Album Dead Empires
released December 4th 2015
All songs written, recorded, and pro...
http://theblackships.bandcamp.com/
http://www.theblackships.net/
From the Album Dead Empires
released December 4th 2015
All songs written, recorded, and produced by The Black Ships
John Gill - Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Synth
David Ochal - Bass
Ben Patten - Drums
Greg Tebbano - Guitar, Synth, Vocals
Synth on Sea Of Cortez - Shane Sanchez
Guitar on Sarin - Mike Capritta
Engineered by John Gill at Studio 402
Mixed and mastered by Robert L. Smith at Defy Recordings
Recorded fall and winter 2013
Photographs by Crystal Capritta and John Gill
Art direction and album design by John Gill
Thank you, to all who have supported us,
this album was made possible with your help
TBS002
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http://theblackships.bandcamp.com/
http://www.theblackships.net/
From the Album Dead Empires
released December 4th 2015
All songs written, recorded, and produced by The Black Ships
John Gill - Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Synth
David Ochal - Bass
Ben Patten - Drums
Greg Tebbano - Guitar, Synth, Vocals
Synth on Sea Of Cortez - Shane Sanchez
Guitar on Sarin - Mike Capritta
Engineered by John Gill at Studio 402
Mixed and mastered by Robert L. Smith at Defy Recordings
Recorded fall and winter 2013
Photographs by Crystal Capritta and John Gill
Art direction and album design by John Gill
Thank you, to all who have supported us,
this album was made possible with your help
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Rome, Museum of Aurelian Walls -Рим, музей Стен Аурелиана ♥♥♥♥♥
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Aurelian Walls
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Katie Parla's Rome: Pigneto
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Just east of the Aurelian walls, Pigneto occupies the location of a former pine grove, which was transformed in the late 19th century. Now the zone is a blend o...
Just east of the Aurelian walls, Pigneto occupies the location of a former pine grove, which was transformed in the late 19th century. Now the zone is a blend of pensioners, artists, immigrants and young professionals and home to a few of my favorite places to drink.
Filmed and edited by Kat Tan-Conte (http://www.zerotheone.com); produced by Katie Parla.
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Just east of the Aurelian walls, Pigneto occupies the location of a former pine grove, which was transformed in the late 19th century. Now the zone is a blend of pensioners, artists, immigrants and young professionals and home to a few of my favorite places to drink.
Filmed and edited by Kat Tan-Conte (http://www.zerotheone.com); produced by Katie Parla.
- published: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 4922
Top 10 Most Amazing And longest Ancient Walls
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1. Xian City Wall, China
2. Great Zimbabwe Walls, Zimbabwe
3. Phoenician Marine Wall, Lebanon
4. Chester City Walls, England
5. Aurelian Walls, Italy
6. Walls o...
1. Xian City Wall, China
2. Great Zimbabwe Walls, Zimbabwe
3. Phoenician Marine Wall, Lebanon
4. Chester City Walls, England
5. Aurelian Walls, Italy
6. Walls of Babylon, Iraq
7. The Great Wall of China
8. Berlin Wall, Germany
9. Hadrian’s Wall, England
10. The Western Wall, Israel
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1. Xian City Wall, China
2. Great Zimbabwe Walls, Zimbabwe
3. Phoenician Marine Wall, Lebanon
4. Chester City Walls, England
5. Aurelian Walls, Italy
6. Walls of Babylon, Iraq
7. The Great Wall of China
8. Berlin Wall, Germany
9. Hadrian’s Wall, England
10. The Western Wall, Israel
- published: 20 Nov 2015
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Rome Basilica St Paul Outside the Walls (San Paolo fuori le Mura)
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In Rome less than a mile away from the Aurelian walls raises one of the four Rome Papal Basilicas, the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls (San Paolo Fuori...
In Rome less than a mile away from the Aurelian walls raises one of the four Rome Papal Basilicas, the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls (San Paolo Fuori le Mura in Italian).
Around the year AD 65 the Apostle Paul was sentenced to death and because he was Roman, he was taken outside the walls of Rome to be executed and buried. A church was built over the spot where he was beheaded and although illegal many Christians came to pray at Saint Paul's tomb. Once Christianity was legalized in AD 313 the Emperor Constantine built a small church over the saint's grave. A short time later a larger basilica was built in place of Constantine's church which was expanded again in the 8th century. Until the 16th century when a new Saint Peter's was built to claim the title of the largest church in Christendom, Saint Paul Outside the Walls was the largest church in Rome.
The enormous basilica is a faithful reconstruction, finished in 1854, of the ancient basilica which burned down in 1823. Parts of the original interior were rescued from the fire and have been extensively restored.
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In Rome less than a mile away from the Aurelian walls raises one of the four Rome Papal Basilicas, the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls (San Paolo Fuori le Mura in Italian).
Around the year AD 65 the Apostle Paul was sentenced to death and because he was Roman, he was taken outside the walls of Rome to be executed and buried. A church was built over the spot where he was beheaded and although illegal many Christians came to pray at Saint Paul's tomb. Once Christianity was legalized in AD 313 the Emperor Constantine built a small church over the saint's grave. A short time later a larger basilica was built in place of Constantine's church which was expanded again in the 8th century. Until the 16th century when a new Saint Peter's was built to claim the title of the largest church in Christendom, Saint Paul Outside the Walls was the largest church in Rome.
The enormous basilica is a faithful reconstruction, finished in 1854, of the ancient basilica which burned down in 1823. Parts of the original interior were rescued from the fire and have been extensively restored.
- published: 01 Aug 2010
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Museo delle Mura
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Il Museo ha sede nella porta San Sebastiano, una delle più grandi e meglio conservate delle Mura Aureliane. Il percorso museal...
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Il Museo ha sede nella porta San Sebastiano, una delle più grandi e meglio conservate delle Mura Aureliane. Il percorso museale ripercorre la storia delle fortificazioni della Città: quelle di età regia e repubblicana e quelle di Aureliano (III sec. d.C.).
The Museum is located within the San Sebastiano Gates, one of the largest and best conserved gates in the Aurelian Walls. The exhibits tell the history of the city's fortifications, from the walls constructed during the royal and republican ages to the Aurelian Walls (3rd century BC).
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Il Museo ha sede nella porta San Sebastiano, una delle più grandi e meglio conservate delle Mura Aureliane. Il percorso museale ripercorre la storia delle fortificazioni della Città: quelle di età regia e repubblicana e quelle di Aureliano (III sec. d.C.).
The Museum is located within the San Sebastiano Gates, one of the largest and best conserved gates in the Aurelian Walls. The exhibits tell the history of the city's fortifications, from the walls constructed during the royal and republican ages to the Aurelian Walls (3rd century BC).
- published: 09 Oct 2013
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Ultra HD 4K Rome Shopping Street Travel Italy Tourism Sightseeing Tourist Attractions Video Stock
ROME in 4K Playlist: https://goo.gl/Zh7FRr ITALY in 4K Playlist: https://goo.gl/DzeETV EUROPE in 4K Playlist: https://goo.gl/pnjrvi In this travel reel are presented some beautiful street view establishing shots in day time of some famous shopping streets located in Lazio, Rome, the capital city of Italy in the European Union. Famous iconic italian tourism landmarks can be seen here such: Monument of Vittorio Emanuele II (The Vittoriano also known as Altare della patria) view from Via del Corso (a main street in the historical centre, northern portion of the street is a pedestrian area), crowd of tourists in vacation relaxed in Piazza di Spagna, located at the foot of the Spanish Steps. In the Piazza at the base is the Early Baroque fountain called Fontana della Barcaccia ("Fountain of th... -
Travel Italy -- Rome, the Eternal City
Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours and after rolling past the Colosseum I exited on the Piazza Bocca della Verita and strolled across the Tiber River on the Ponte Palatine. I wanted to check out the Isola Tiberina, the only island in the Tiber River, which today houses the Fatebenefratelli Hospital. On the way there I was admiring the Smart Cars that were parked sideways in tiny parking spots along the Tiber River. Back on the left bank of the Tiber I continued up to the Piazza Giovanni XII and up the Via della Conciliazione until I was standing on the large square right in front of Saint Peter's Basilica. Thousands of people were attending mass, and a policeman conf... -
Travel Italy -- Rome, the Eternal City
Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours and after rolling past the Colosseum I exited on the Piazza Bocca della Verita and strolled across the Tiber River on the Ponte Palatine. I wanted to check out the Isola Tiberina, the only island in the Tiber River, which today houses the Fatebenefratelli Hospital. On the way there I was admiring the Smart Cars that were parked sideways in tiny parking spots along the Tiber River. Back on the left bank of the Tiber I continued up to the Piazza Giovanni XII and up the Via della Conciliazione until I was standing on the large square right in front of Saint Peter's Basilica. Thousands of people were attending mass, and a policeman conf... -
Travel Italy -- Rome, the Eternal City
Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours and after rolling past the Colosseum I exited on the Piazza Bocca della Verita and strolled across the Tiber River on the Ponte Palatine. I wanted to check out the Isola Tiberina, the only island in the Tiber River, which today houses the Fatebenefratelli Hospital. On the way there I was admiring the Smart Cars that were parked sideways in tiny parking spots along the Tiber River. Back on the left bank of the Tiber I continued up to the Piazza Giovanni XII and up the Via della Conciliazione until I was standing on the large square right in front of Saint Peter's Basilica. Thousands of people were attending mass, and a policeman conf... -
Italy Travel - Rome, Still Exploring!
A brief stop in Rome, once again. This time we visit some less-known sights including several churches. You don't need to be a Christian, or even religious, to appreciate the marvelous architecture. Santa Maria sopra Minerva is practically the only surviving Gothic monument in Rome. With it's star-filled ceilings and great art, (Michelangelo created the beautiful sculpture of Christ with the Cross), you can spend an hour in here just to enjoy some peace. Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martir is an incredible sanctuary designed by Michelangelo himself within ancient Roman ruins - the Baths of Diocletian. The Papal Basicilica of Santa Maria Maggiore is the original "Vatican" or church of the Pope. It was built over a Roman temple too, in 432 ad, and the design is based on the Roman "... -
22. Rome Redux: The Tetrarchic Renaissance
Roman Architecture (HSAR 252) Professor Kleiner characterizes third-century Rome as an "architectural wasteland" due to the rapid change of emperors, continuous civil war, and a crumbling economy. There was no time to build and the only major architectural commission was a new defensive wall. The crisis came to an end with the rise of Diocletian, who created a new form of government called the Tetrarchy, or four-man rule, with two leaders in the East and two in the West. Diocletian and his colleagues instituted a major public and private building campaign in Rome and the provinces, which reflected the Empire's renewed stability. Professor Kleiner begins with Diocletian's commissions in Rome--a five-column monument dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the formation of the Tetrarchy, the... -
Aurelion Sol Champion Spotlight
Welcome to the Aurelion Sol Champion Spotlight. Explore more Aurelion Sol information here: The Star Forger Returns - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAAnY_L4Pp4 Champion Reveal: Aurelion Sol - http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/page/champion-reveal-aurelion-sol-star-forger Champion Bio: Aurelion Sol - http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/site/mount-targon/aurelion-sol.html Champion Insights: Aurelion Sol - http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/news/champions-skins/champion-preview/champion-insights-aurelion-sol Aurelion Sol Q&A; - http://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/gameplay-balance/cfEdVAJd-welcome-to-the-aurelion-sol-qa -
Piazza del Popolo, Via del Corso & The Spanish Steps
For full resolution go to www.romealive.com Piazza del Popolo Via del Corso Spanish Steps This is Piazza del Popolo, one of the great public spaces in the city. Sitting at the north edge of the historic center, just inside the Aurelian walls, Piazza del Popolo was the first glimpse of Rome travellers would get when they entered from the north, and was the location for executions in the city. Although the last execution occurred in 1826, Piazza del Popolo still hosts public events, albeit less violent ones. The piazza took on it's current form between 1811 and 1824 following a neoclassical design; at its center, an ancient Egyptian obelisk taken by the Emperor Augustus in 10BC. Today the piazza's main function is as a place to meet and relax before taking a 'passagiata' down the ... -
I Nasoni - Water Fountains of Rome
Brought to you by http://www.cross-pollinate.com Rome's drinking fountains, called the nasoni (big noses), are a great way to save money and reduce plastic. The water is potable and great to know about on a hot day. Originally installed in 1874, there are apparently more than 2500 of them, more than 250 of which are within the Aurelian walls in the center of Rome. Watch the video for a hand's on demonstration of how they work.
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In this travel reel are pre...
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In this travel reel are presented some beautiful street view establishing shots in day time of some famous shopping streets located in Lazio, Rome, the capital city of Italy in the European Union. Famous iconic italian tourism landmarks can be seen here such: Monument of Vittorio Emanuele II (The Vittoriano also known as Altare della patria) view from Via del Corso (a main street in the historical centre, northern portion of the street is a pedestrian area), crowd of tourists in vacation relaxed in Piazza di Spagna, located at the foot of the Spanish Steps. In the Piazza at the base is the Early Baroque fountain called Fontana della Barcaccia ("Fountain of the Old Boat"), people shoppers on Via Condotti (a busy and fashionable street, full of famous brands top stores selling perfumery, clothes, watches, jewelry), Via Condotti is a center of fashion shopping in Rome. Dior, Gucci, Valentino, Hermès, Armani, Jimmy Choo, La Perla, Prada, Salvatore Ferragamo, Furla, Burberry, Céline, Dolce & Gabbana, Max Mara, Alberta Ferretti, Trussardi, Buccellati, Bulgari, Damiani, Tod's, Zegna, Cartier, Bally, Montblanc, Louis Vuitton have stores on Via Condotti, buyers persons walking on Via Frattina (another colorful shopping street), Santissima Trinita dei Monti (Roman Catholic late Renaissance titular church), Obelisk Sallustiano, Via della Croce, Porta del Popolo ( a gate of the Aurelian Walls located in Piazza del Popolo), Piazza Navona ( wonderful attractions place for a tourists to relax after a long day of sight seeing with cafes, shops, restaurants, souvenirs stores, merchandise sellers) and more.
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In this travel reel are presented some beautiful street view establishing shots in day time of some famous shopping streets located in Lazio, Rome, the capital city of Italy in the European Union. Famous iconic italian tourism landmarks can be seen here such: Monument of Vittorio Emanuele II (The Vittoriano also known as Altare della patria) view from Via del Corso (a main street in the historical centre, northern portion of the street is a pedestrian area), crowd of tourists in vacation relaxed in Piazza di Spagna, located at the foot of the Spanish Steps. In the Piazza at the base is the Early Baroque fountain called Fontana della Barcaccia ("Fountain of the Old Boat"), people shoppers on Via Condotti (a busy and fashionable street, full of famous brands top stores selling perfumery, clothes, watches, jewelry), Via Condotti is a center of fashion shopping in Rome. Dior, Gucci, Valentino, Hermès, Armani, Jimmy Choo, La Perla, Prada, Salvatore Ferragamo, Furla, Burberry, Céline, Dolce & Gabbana, Max Mara, Alberta Ferretti, Trussardi, Buccellati, Bulgari, Damiani, Tod's, Zegna, Cartier, Bally, Montblanc, Louis Vuitton have stores on Via Condotti, buyers persons walking on Via Frattina (another colorful shopping street), Santissima Trinita dei Monti (Roman Catholic late Renaissance titular church), Obelisk Sallustiano, Via della Croce, Porta del Popolo ( a gate of the Aurelian Walls located in Piazza del Popolo), Piazza Navona ( wonderful attractions place for a tourists to relax after a long day of sight seeing with cafes, shops, restaurants, souvenirs stores, merchandise sellers) and more.
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Travel Italy -- Rome, the Eternal City
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Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours an...
Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours and after rolling past the Colosseum I exited on the Piazza Bocca della Verita and strolled across the Tiber River on the Ponte Palatine. I wanted to check out the Isola Tiberina, the only island in the Tiber River, which today houses the Fatebenefratelli Hospital. On the way there I was admiring the Smart Cars that were parked sideways in tiny parking spots along the Tiber River.
Back on the left bank of the Tiber I continued up to the Piazza Giovanni XII and up the Via della Conciliazione until I was standing on the large square right in front of Saint Peter's Basilica. Thousands of people were attending mass, and a policeman confirmed for me that it was Pope Benedict XVIwho was holding mass.
After strolling past the ancient Castell Sant' Angelo I walked across the Ponte Sant' Angelo with its many statues back to the eastern bank of the Tiber into a maze of narrow cobble-stoned pedestrian streets filled with atmospheric restaurants and bars. In quick succession I ended up visiting some of Rome's major sights: the gorgeous Piazza Navona, the Pantheon -- which quickly become my favourite building in Rome; the iconic Fontana di Trevi; and the Spanish Steps, certainly a huge favourite among all the tourists.
Then I made my way east to the Equiline Hill, to a company called Top Bike Rental, a local bicycle touring company, to go on a two-wheeled tour of Rome. Ciro, the owner, introduced me to my local expert guide Roberto, who was going to take me and another Canadian tourist on a 6-hour bicycle tour on the Ancient Appian Way.
Roberto is an excellent guide, with lots of historic knowledge and real insider knowledge of Roman culture. Our stops included the Colle Oppio, the Colosseum and the Aurelian Wall, from where we headed into the countryside on the Ancient Appian Way. We stopped at the San Callisto Catacombs and learned about early Christian burial practices and continued our pastoral bike ride to Aqueduct Park, a popular place for dogwalkers and cyclists right next to a 2000 year old aqueduct.
On the way back we cycled through Caffarella Park and stopped at Azienda Agricola La Caffarella -- an old farm where owner Signora Maria treated us with local wine, ewe's cheese and Italian bread. On our way back we stopped at the Baths of Caracalla and cycled leisurely past the Colosseum again before arriving back at the office shortly before 8 pm. Another full day in Rome!
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Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours and after rolling past the Colosseum I exited on the Piazza Bocca della Verita and strolled across the Tiber River on the Ponte Palatine. I wanted to check out the Isola Tiberina, the only island in the Tiber River, which today houses the Fatebenefratelli Hospital. On the way there I was admiring the Smart Cars that were parked sideways in tiny parking spots along the Tiber River.
Back on the left bank of the Tiber I continued up to the Piazza Giovanni XII and up the Via della Conciliazione until I was standing on the large square right in front of Saint Peter's Basilica. Thousands of people were attending mass, and a policeman confirmed for me that it was Pope Benedict XVIwho was holding mass.
After strolling past the ancient Castell Sant' Angelo I walked across the Ponte Sant' Angelo with its many statues back to the eastern bank of the Tiber into a maze of narrow cobble-stoned pedestrian streets filled with atmospheric restaurants and bars. In quick succession I ended up visiting some of Rome's major sights: the gorgeous Piazza Navona, the Pantheon -- which quickly become my favourite building in Rome; the iconic Fontana di Trevi; and the Spanish Steps, certainly a huge favourite among all the tourists.
Then I made my way east to the Equiline Hill, to a company called Top Bike Rental, a local bicycle touring company, to go on a two-wheeled tour of Rome. Ciro, the owner, introduced me to my local expert guide Roberto, who was going to take me and another Canadian tourist on a 6-hour bicycle tour on the Ancient Appian Way.
Roberto is an excellent guide, with lots of historic knowledge and real insider knowledge of Roman culture. Our stops included the Colle Oppio, the Colosseum and the Aurelian Wall, from where we headed into the countryside on the Ancient Appian Way. We stopped at the San Callisto Catacombs and learned about early Christian burial practices and continued our pastoral bike ride to Aqueduct Park, a popular place for dogwalkers and cyclists right next to a 2000 year old aqueduct.
On the way back we cycled through Caffarella Park and stopped at Azienda Agricola La Caffarella -- an old farm where owner Signora Maria treated us with local wine, ewe's cheese and Italian bread. On our way back we stopped at the Baths of Caracalla and cycled leisurely past the Colosseum again before arriving back at the office shortly before 8 pm. Another full day in Rome!
- published: 18 Oct 2010
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Travel Italy -- Rome, the Eternal City
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Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours an...
Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours and after rolling past the Colosseum I exited on the Piazza Bocca della Verita and strolled across the Tiber River on the Ponte Palatine. I wanted to check out the Isola Tiberina, the only island in the Tiber River, which today houses the Fatebenefratelli Hospital. On the way there I was admiring the Smart Cars that were parked sideways in tiny parking spots along the Tiber River.
Back on the left bank of the Tiber I continued up to the Piazza Giovanni XII and up the Via della Conciliazione until I was standing on the large square right in front of Saint Peter's Basilica. Thousands of people were attending mass, and a policeman confirmed for me that it was Pope Benedict XVIwho was holding mass.
After strolling past the ancient Castell Sant' Angelo I walked across the Ponte Sant' Angelo with its many statues back to the eastern bank of the Tiber into a maze of narrow cobble-stoned pedestrian streets filled with atmospheric restaurants and bars. In quick succession I ended up visiting some of Rome's major sights: the gorgeous Piazza Navona, the Pantheon -- which quickly become my favourite building in Rome; the iconic Fontana di Trevi; and the Spanish Steps, certainly a huge favourite among all the tourists.
Then I made my way east to the Equiline Hill, to a company called Top Bike Rental, a local bicycle touring company, to go on a two-wheeled tour of Rome. Ciro, the owner, introduced me to my local expert guide Roberto, who was going to take me and another Canadian tourist on a 6-hour bicycle tour on the Ancient Appian Way.
Roberto is an excellent guide, with lots of historic knowledge and real insider knowledge of Roman culture. Our stops included the Colle Oppio, the Colosseum and the Aurelian Wall, from where we headed into the countryside on the Ancient Appian Way. We stopped at the San Callisto Catacombs and learned about early Christian burial practices and continued our pastoral bike ride to Aqueduct Park, a popular place for dogwalkers and cyclists right next to a 2000 year old aqueduct.
On the way back we cycled through Caffarella Park and stopped at Azienda Agricola La Caffarella -- an old farm where owner Signora Maria treated us with local wine, ewe's cheese and Italian bread. On our way back we stopped at the Baths of Caracalla and cycled leisurely past the Colosseum again before arriving back at the office shortly before 8 pm. Another full day in Rome!
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Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours and after rolling past the Colosseum I exited on the Piazza Bocca della Verita and strolled across the Tiber River on the Ponte Palatine. I wanted to check out the Isola Tiberina, the only island in the Tiber River, which today houses the Fatebenefratelli Hospital. On the way there I was admiring the Smart Cars that were parked sideways in tiny parking spots along the Tiber River.
Back on the left bank of the Tiber I continued up to the Piazza Giovanni XII and up the Via della Conciliazione until I was standing on the large square right in front of Saint Peter's Basilica. Thousands of people were attending mass, and a policeman confirmed for me that it was Pope Benedict XVIwho was holding mass.
After strolling past the ancient Castell Sant' Angelo I walked across the Ponte Sant' Angelo with its many statues back to the eastern bank of the Tiber into a maze of narrow cobble-stoned pedestrian streets filled with atmospheric restaurants and bars. In quick succession I ended up visiting some of Rome's major sights: the gorgeous Piazza Navona, the Pantheon -- which quickly become my favourite building in Rome; the iconic Fontana di Trevi; and the Spanish Steps, certainly a huge favourite among all the tourists.
Then I made my way east to the Equiline Hill, to a company called Top Bike Rental, a local bicycle touring company, to go on a two-wheeled tour of Rome. Ciro, the owner, introduced me to my local expert guide Roberto, who was going to take me and another Canadian tourist on a 6-hour bicycle tour on the Ancient Appian Way.
Roberto is an excellent guide, with lots of historic knowledge and real insider knowledge of Roman culture. Our stops included the Colle Oppio, the Colosseum and the Aurelian Wall, from where we headed into the countryside on the Ancient Appian Way. We stopped at the San Callisto Catacombs and learned about early Christian burial practices and continued our pastoral bike ride to Aqueduct Park, a popular place for dogwalkers and cyclists right next to a 2000 year old aqueduct.
On the way back we cycled through Caffarella Park and stopped at Azienda Agricola La Caffarella -- an old farm where owner Signora Maria treated us with local wine, ewe's cheese and Italian bread. On our way back we stopped at the Baths of Caracalla and cycled leisurely past the Colosseum again before arriving back at the office shortly before 8 pm. Another full day in Rome!
- published: 18 Oct 2010
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Travel Italy -- Rome, the Eternal City
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Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours an...
Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours and after rolling past the Colosseum I exited on the Piazza Bocca della Verita and strolled across the Tiber River on the Ponte Palatine. I wanted to check out the Isola Tiberina, the only island in the Tiber River, which today houses the Fatebenefratelli Hospital. On the way there I was admiring the Smart Cars that were parked sideways in tiny parking spots along the Tiber River.
Back on the left bank of the Tiber I continued up to the Piazza Giovanni XII and up the Via della Conciliazione until I was standing on the large square right in front of Saint Peter's Basilica. Thousands of people were attending mass, and a policeman confirmed for me that it was Pope Benedict XVIwho was holding mass.
After strolling past the ancient Castell Sant' Angelo I walked across the Ponte Sant' Angelo with its many statues back to the eastern bank of the Tiber into a maze of narrow cobble-stoned pedestrian streets filled with atmospheric restaurants and bars. In quick succession I ended up visiting some of Rome's major sights: the gorgeous Piazza Navona, the Pantheon -- which quickly become my favourite building in Rome; the iconic Fontana di Trevi; and the Spanish Steps, certainly a huge favourite among all the tourists.
Then I made my way east to the Equiline Hill, to a company called Top Bike Rental, a local bicycle touring company, to go on a two-wheeled tour of Rome. Ciro, the owner, introduced me to my local expert guide Roberto, who was going to take me and another Canadian tourist on a 6-hour bicycle tour on the Ancient Appian Way.
Roberto is an excellent guide, with lots of historic knowledge and real insider knowledge of Roman culture. Our stops included the Colle Oppio, the Colosseum and the Aurelian Wall, from where we headed into the countryside on the Ancient Appian Way. We stopped at the San Callisto Catacombs and learned about early Christian burial practices and continued our pastoral bike ride to Aqueduct Park, a popular place for dogwalkers and cyclists right next to a 2000 year old aqueduct.
On the way back we cycled through Caffarella Park and stopped at Azienda Agricola La Caffarella -- an old farm where owner Signora Maria treated us with local wine, ewe's cheese and Italian bread. On our way back we stopped at the Baths of Caracalla and cycled leisurely past the Colosseum again before arriving back at the office shortly before 8 pm. Another full day in Rome!
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Rome had a gorgeous hot day for me in store on June 11, 2010. In the morning I used up the remainder of my sightseeing bus ticket which was good for 24 hours and after rolling past the Colosseum I exited on the Piazza Bocca della Verita and strolled across the Tiber River on the Ponte Palatine. I wanted to check out the Isola Tiberina, the only island in the Tiber River, which today houses the Fatebenefratelli Hospital. On the way there I was admiring the Smart Cars that were parked sideways in tiny parking spots along the Tiber River.
Back on the left bank of the Tiber I continued up to the Piazza Giovanni XII and up the Via della Conciliazione until I was standing on the large square right in front of Saint Peter's Basilica. Thousands of people were attending mass, and a policeman confirmed for me that it was Pope Benedict XVIwho was holding mass.
After strolling past the ancient Castell Sant' Angelo I walked across the Ponte Sant' Angelo with its many statues back to the eastern bank of the Tiber into a maze of narrow cobble-stoned pedestrian streets filled with atmospheric restaurants and bars. In quick succession I ended up visiting some of Rome's major sights: the gorgeous Piazza Navona, the Pantheon -- which quickly become my favourite building in Rome; the iconic Fontana di Trevi; and the Spanish Steps, certainly a huge favourite among all the tourists.
Then I made my way east to the Equiline Hill, to a company called Top Bike Rental, a local bicycle touring company, to go on a two-wheeled tour of Rome. Ciro, the owner, introduced me to my local expert guide Roberto, who was going to take me and another Canadian tourist on a 6-hour bicycle tour on the Ancient Appian Way.
Roberto is an excellent guide, with lots of historic knowledge and real insider knowledge of Roman culture. Our stops included the Colle Oppio, the Colosseum and the Aurelian Wall, from where we headed into the countryside on the Ancient Appian Way. We stopped at the San Callisto Catacombs and learned about early Christian burial practices and continued our pastoral bike ride to Aqueduct Park, a popular place for dogwalkers and cyclists right next to a 2000 year old aqueduct.
On the way back we cycled through Caffarella Park and stopped at Azienda Agricola La Caffarella -- an old farm where owner Signora Maria treated us with local wine, ewe's cheese and Italian bread. On our way back we stopped at the Baths of Caracalla and cycled leisurely past the Colosseum again before arriving back at the office shortly before 8 pm. Another full day in Rome!
- published: 15 Oct 2010
- views: 51
Italy Travel - Rome, Still Exploring!
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- Duration: 4:28
- Updated: 27 Mar 2014
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A brief stop in Rome, once again. This time we visit some less-known sights including several churches. You don't need to be a Christian, or even religious, t...
A brief stop in Rome, once again. This time we visit some less-known sights including several churches. You don't need to be a Christian, or even religious, to appreciate the marvelous architecture.
Santa Maria sopra Minerva is practically the only surviving Gothic monument in Rome. With it's star-filled ceilings and great art, (Michelangelo created the beautiful sculpture of Christ with the Cross), you can spend an hour in here just to enjoy some peace.
Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martir is an incredible sanctuary designed by Michelangelo himself within ancient Roman ruins - the Baths of Diocletian.
The Papal Basicilica of Santa Maria Maggiore is the original "Vatican" or church of the Pope. It was built over a Roman temple too, in 432 ad, and the design is based on the Roman "Imperial" style.
Naturally, we had to visit St Peters once again. Though always impressive we were struck this time by the "staged" design - - faux-painted marble, over-sized everything, mosaics for paintings (a maintenance consideration). But... there is amazing design work and several authentic art pieces including Bernini's unbelievable high alter piece, and of course, the Pieta by Michelangelo.
Other churches offer the best Baroque architecture in Rome, and unique architectural characteristics.
You'll also find pictures of the Pantheon, (Temple for All Gods), built by the Romans in a Greek style, and considered to be one of the key-stones of architecture.
The Ponte Sant'Angelo is the connection between "old" Rome and the Vatican and is worth a casual stroll. (The related Castelo Sant'Angelo is shown in other TravelFlix adventures.)
We also visit the Largo di Torre Argentina, (wonderful ruins in the middle of the old district), and a few other sights.
Here are some of the specific details, (not all are shown in this short video):
Campo di Fiori
Undeveloped until 15th century, (flood zone),
Unplanned, never formalized to proper piazza,
Significance is historical, not architectural.
Palazzo Farnese
1517 Antonnio da Sangallo, improved by
Michelangelo, Vignola, Giacomo dell Porta
Monumental High-Renaissance palace.
Also: Fontana di Piazza Farnese
Palazzo della Cancelleria
Largo di Torre Argentina
Ruins of 4 Republican Roman temples, and
Remains of Pompey's Theater, part of
ancient Campus Matius district.
Santa Maria sopra Minerva
1280 -- 1447 by Fra Sisto Fiorentino
& Fra Ristoro da Campi,
Built over temple to Isis (not Minerva)
rare example of Gothic church in Rome
Pantheon
Built by Marcus Agrippa 31 bc, rebuilt by
Hadrian 126 ad. Best preserved Roman
monumental building influenced Bernini,
Brunelleschi, Palladio, etc.
Temple of Hadrian
145 ad, reconstructed periodically,
used as Papal palace in 17th century,
now occupied by bank, conference center
Sant'Ignazio
1626 -- 1650 Orazio Grassi, Math-based Baroque
Additional changes through 1722 including
Rococo entry detailing and famous trompe
L'oeil ceilings by Andrea Pozzo
Piazza Navona
Site of the Stadium of Domitian 1st cent.
Defined as public space in 15th century.
Location of: Fountain of 4 Rivers (Bernini),
Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone, (Borromini)
Santa Maria Maddalena
(1586) current building: 1699, by
Carlo Quadri, Carlo Fontanta,
& Giovanni de Rossi,
final Rococo design: 1734,
unique concave facade
Ponte Sant'Angelo
Once Bridge of Hadrian, 134 ad,
10 angel statues by Bernini replaced
aging angels by Raffaello da Montelupo
St. Peter's Basilica
1506 Donato Bramante
1513-1515 Sangallo, Fra Giocondo, Raphael
1547 Michelangelo, 1585 dell Porta
Original Basilica by Constantine 326 - 333
Late Renaissance bldg. with Baroque detailing
Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri
Constructed within the Baths of Diocletian,
Ambitious remodel designed by Michelangelo,
Harmonious Renaissance interior contained
within ancient brick walls. No ext. façade.
Baths of Diocletian
Remnants surround not only the church,
but re-appear blocks away indicating
vast lay-out of baths complex.
Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore
432 first Christian basilica built over temple
to Cybele. Contains mosaics from tha time.
Design based on Roman imperial basilica.
Exterior façade from 18th century.
Imperial Fora:
Trajan's Column Trajan's Forum
Trajan's Market Basilica Ulpia
Forum of Augustus Torre dei Conti
Capitoline Hill
Cordonata
Piazza del Campidoglio
Piazza Venezia
Other must-see locations:
Colosseum
Baths of Caracalla
Aurelian Walls
Porta San Sebastiano (Porta Apia)
Theatre of Marcellus
Temple of Apollo Sosianus
Temple of Bellona
Forum Boarium:
Temple of Portunus
Temple of Hercules victor
Arch of Janus
Enjoy!
wn.com/Italy Travel Rome, Still Exploring
A brief stop in Rome, once again. This time we visit some less-known sights including several churches. You don't need to be a Christian, or even religious, to appreciate the marvelous architecture.
Santa Maria sopra Minerva is practically the only surviving Gothic monument in Rome. With it's star-filled ceilings and great art, (Michelangelo created the beautiful sculpture of Christ with the Cross), you can spend an hour in here just to enjoy some peace.
Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martir is an incredible sanctuary designed by Michelangelo himself within ancient Roman ruins - the Baths of Diocletian.
The Papal Basicilica of Santa Maria Maggiore is the original "Vatican" or church of the Pope. It was built over a Roman temple too, in 432 ad, and the design is based on the Roman "Imperial" style.
Naturally, we had to visit St Peters once again. Though always impressive we were struck this time by the "staged" design - - faux-painted marble, over-sized everything, mosaics for paintings (a maintenance consideration). But... there is amazing design work and several authentic art pieces including Bernini's unbelievable high alter piece, and of course, the Pieta by Michelangelo.
Other churches offer the best Baroque architecture in Rome, and unique architectural characteristics.
You'll also find pictures of the Pantheon, (Temple for All Gods), built by the Romans in a Greek style, and considered to be one of the key-stones of architecture.
The Ponte Sant'Angelo is the connection between "old" Rome and the Vatican and is worth a casual stroll. (The related Castelo Sant'Angelo is shown in other TravelFlix adventures.)
We also visit the Largo di Torre Argentina, (wonderful ruins in the middle of the old district), and a few other sights.
Here are some of the specific details, (not all are shown in this short video):
Campo di Fiori
Undeveloped until 15th century, (flood zone),
Unplanned, never formalized to proper piazza,
Significance is historical, not architectural.
Palazzo Farnese
1517 Antonnio da Sangallo, improved by
Michelangelo, Vignola, Giacomo dell Porta
Monumental High-Renaissance palace.
Also: Fontana di Piazza Farnese
Palazzo della Cancelleria
Largo di Torre Argentina
Ruins of 4 Republican Roman temples, and
Remains of Pompey's Theater, part of
ancient Campus Matius district.
Santa Maria sopra Minerva
1280 -- 1447 by Fra Sisto Fiorentino
& Fra Ristoro da Campi,
Built over temple to Isis (not Minerva)
rare example of Gothic church in Rome
Pantheon
Built by Marcus Agrippa 31 bc, rebuilt by
Hadrian 126 ad. Best preserved Roman
monumental building influenced Bernini,
Brunelleschi, Palladio, etc.
Temple of Hadrian
145 ad, reconstructed periodically,
used as Papal palace in 17th century,
now occupied by bank, conference center
Sant'Ignazio
1626 -- 1650 Orazio Grassi, Math-based Baroque
Additional changes through 1722 including
Rococo entry detailing and famous trompe
L'oeil ceilings by Andrea Pozzo
Piazza Navona
Site of the Stadium of Domitian 1st cent.
Defined as public space in 15th century.
Location of: Fountain of 4 Rivers (Bernini),
Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone, (Borromini)
Santa Maria Maddalena
(1586) current building: 1699, by
Carlo Quadri, Carlo Fontanta,
& Giovanni de Rossi,
final Rococo design: 1734,
unique concave facade
Ponte Sant'Angelo
Once Bridge of Hadrian, 134 ad,
10 angel statues by Bernini replaced
aging angels by Raffaello da Montelupo
St. Peter's Basilica
1506 Donato Bramante
1513-1515 Sangallo, Fra Giocondo, Raphael
1547 Michelangelo, 1585 dell Porta
Original Basilica by Constantine 326 - 333
Late Renaissance bldg. with Baroque detailing
Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri
Constructed within the Baths of Diocletian,
Ambitious remodel designed by Michelangelo,
Harmonious Renaissance interior contained
within ancient brick walls. No ext. façade.
Baths of Diocletian
Remnants surround not only the church,
but re-appear blocks away indicating
vast lay-out of baths complex.
Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore
432 first Christian basilica built over temple
to Cybele. Contains mosaics from tha time.
Design based on Roman imperial basilica.
Exterior façade from 18th century.
Imperial Fora:
Trajan's Column Trajan's Forum
Trajan's Market Basilica Ulpia
Forum of Augustus Torre dei Conti
Capitoline Hill
Cordonata
Piazza del Campidoglio
Piazza Venezia
Other must-see locations:
Colosseum
Baths of Caracalla
Aurelian Walls
Porta San Sebastiano (Porta Apia)
Theatre of Marcellus
Temple of Apollo Sosianus
Temple of Bellona
Forum Boarium:
Temple of Portunus
Temple of Hercules victor
Arch of Janus
Enjoy!
- published: 27 Mar 2014
- views: 356
22. Rome Redux: The Tetrarchic Renaissance
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- Duration: 73:42
- Updated: 14 Sep 2009
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Roman Architecture (HSAR 252)
Professor Kleiner characterizes third-century Rome as an "architectural wasteland" due to the rapid change of emperors, continu...
Roman Architecture (HSAR 252)
Professor Kleiner characterizes third-century Rome as an "architectural wasteland" due to the rapid change of emperors, continuous civil war, and a crumbling economy. There was no time to build and the only major architectural commission was a new defensive wall. The crisis came to an end with the rise of Diocletian, who created a new form of government called the Tetrarchy, or four-man rule, with two leaders in the East and two in the West. Diocletian and his colleagues instituted a major public and private building campaign in Rome and the provinces, which reflected the Empire's renewed stability. Professor Kleiner begins with Diocletian's commissions in Rome--a five-column monument dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the formation of the Tetrarchy, the restoration of the Curia or Senate House, and the monumental Baths of Diocletian. She then presents Diocletian's Palace at Split, designed as a military camp and including the emperor's octagonal mausoleum, followed by an overview of the palaces and villas of other tetrarchs in Greece and Sicily. Professor Kleiner concludes with the villa on the Via Appia in Rome belonging to Maxentius, son of a tetrarch, and the main rival of another tetrarch's son, Constantine the Great.
00:00 - Chapter 1. Crisis in the Third Century and the Aurelian Walls
11:47 - Chapter 2. The Rise of the Tetrarchy
18:21 - Chapter 3. The Decennial or Five-Column Monument in the Roman Forum
28:48 - Chapter 4. The Senate House or Curia Julia
37:57 - Chapter 5. The Baths of Diocletian
47:52 - Chapter 6. The Palace of Diocletian at Split
57:30 - Chapter 7. Tetrarchic Palaces Around the Empire
Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: http://open.yale.edu/courses
This course was recorded in Spring 2009.
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Roman Architecture (HSAR 252)
Professor Kleiner characterizes third-century Rome as an "architectural wasteland" due to the rapid change of emperors, continuous civil war, and a crumbling economy. There was no time to build and the only major architectural commission was a new defensive wall. The crisis came to an end with the rise of Diocletian, who created a new form of government called the Tetrarchy, or four-man rule, with two leaders in the East and two in the West. Diocletian and his colleagues instituted a major public and private building campaign in Rome and the provinces, which reflected the Empire's renewed stability. Professor Kleiner begins with Diocletian's commissions in Rome--a five-column monument dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the formation of the Tetrarchy, the restoration of the Curia or Senate House, and the monumental Baths of Diocletian. She then presents Diocletian's Palace at Split, designed as a military camp and including the emperor's octagonal mausoleum, followed by an overview of the palaces and villas of other tetrarchs in Greece and Sicily. Professor Kleiner concludes with the villa on the Via Appia in Rome belonging to Maxentius, son of a tetrarch, and the main rival of another tetrarch's son, Constantine the Great.
00:00 - Chapter 1. Crisis in the Third Century and the Aurelian Walls
11:47 - Chapter 2. The Rise of the Tetrarchy
18:21 - Chapter 3. The Decennial or Five-Column Monument in the Roman Forum
28:48 - Chapter 4. The Senate House or Curia Julia
37:57 - Chapter 5. The Baths of Diocletian
47:52 - Chapter 6. The Palace of Diocletian at Split
57:30 - Chapter 7. Tetrarchic Palaces Around the Empire
Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: http://open.yale.edu/courses
This course was recorded in Spring 2009.
- published: 14 Sep 2009
- views: 10891
Aurelion Sol Champion Spotlight
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- Duration: 8:15
- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
- views: 2685716
Welcome to the Aurelion Sol Champion Spotlight.
Explore more Aurelion Sol information here:
The Star Forger Returns - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAAnY_L4...
Welcome to the Aurelion Sol Champion Spotlight.
Explore more Aurelion Sol information here:
The Star Forger Returns - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAAnY_L4Pp4
Champion Reveal: Aurelion Sol - http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/page/champion-reveal-aurelion-sol-star-forger
Champion Bio: Aurelion Sol - http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/site/mount-targon/aurelion-sol.html
Champion Insights: Aurelion Sol - http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/news/champions-skins/champion-preview/champion-insights-aurelion-sol
Aurelion Sol Q&A; - http://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/gameplay-balance/cfEdVAJd-welcome-to-the-aurelion-sol-qa
wn.com/Aurelion Sol Champion Spotlight
Welcome to the Aurelion Sol Champion Spotlight.
Explore more Aurelion Sol information here:
The Star Forger Returns - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAAnY_L4Pp4
Champion Reveal: Aurelion Sol - http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/page/champion-reveal-aurelion-sol-star-forger
Champion Bio: Aurelion Sol - http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/site/mount-targon/aurelion-sol.html
Champion Insights: Aurelion Sol - http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/news/champions-skins/champion-preview/champion-insights-aurelion-sol
Aurelion Sol Q&A; - http://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/gameplay-balance/cfEdVAJd-welcome-to-the-aurelion-sol-qa
- published: 23 Mar 2016
- views: 2685716
Piazza del Popolo, Via del Corso & The Spanish Steps
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- Duration: 2:49
- Updated: 08 Dec 2008
- views: 2790
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Piazza del Popolo Via del Corso Spanish Steps
This is Piazza del Popolo, one of the great public spaces in the...
For full resolution go to www.romealive.com
Piazza del Popolo Via del Corso Spanish Steps
This is Piazza del Popolo, one of the great public spaces in the city. Sitting at the north edge of the historic center, just inside the Aurelian walls, Piazza del Popolo was the first glimpse of Rome travellers would get when they entered from the north, and was the location for executions in the city. Although the last execution occurred in 1826, Piazza del Popolo still hosts public events, albeit less violent ones.
The piazza took on it's current form between 1811 and 1824 following a neoclassical design; at its center, an ancient Egyptian obelisk taken by the Emperor Augustus in 10BC. Today the piazza's main function is as a place to meet and relax before taking a 'passagiata' down the Via del Corso.
The Via del corso is one of the oldest roads in the Eternal City - the beginning of the ancient Via Flaminia - giving it with the straight-arrow path that the road still has today. During the middle ages, it served as a race course during the carnival season, which gave the street its current name. Today, the Via del Corso is one of the great shopping streets of the city, with nearly every inch of it covered in fashionable clothing stores, although you can get a snack or gelato here as well. It also runs by some of the most important sights of the city, including the Pantheon, the Italian Parliament, the Trevi fountain and the Spanish Steps.
Completed in 1725, the Spanish Steps are unquestionably one of the most enduring symbols of Rome. They get their name from the Spanish Embassy to the Holy See, which lies at the foot of the steps in the Piazza di Spagna. The church of Trinita dei Monti, one of the great French churches of the city, sits dramatically atop the steps, inviting visitors to make the big climb. A popular place for Bohemians in the 60s, the steps remain one of the greatest places in Rome to see and be seen.
Enjoy your journey!
wn.com/Piazza Del Popolo, Via Del Corso The Spanish Steps
For full resolution go to www.romealive.com
Piazza del Popolo Via del Corso Spanish Steps
This is Piazza del Popolo, one of the great public spaces in the city. Sitting at the north edge of the historic center, just inside the Aurelian walls, Piazza del Popolo was the first glimpse of Rome travellers would get when they entered from the north, and was the location for executions in the city. Although the last execution occurred in 1826, Piazza del Popolo still hosts public events, albeit less violent ones.
The piazza took on it's current form between 1811 and 1824 following a neoclassical design; at its center, an ancient Egyptian obelisk taken by the Emperor Augustus in 10BC. Today the piazza's main function is as a place to meet and relax before taking a 'passagiata' down the Via del Corso.
The Via del corso is one of the oldest roads in the Eternal City - the beginning of the ancient Via Flaminia - giving it with the straight-arrow path that the road still has today. During the middle ages, it served as a race course during the carnival season, which gave the street its current name. Today, the Via del Corso is one of the great shopping streets of the city, with nearly every inch of it covered in fashionable clothing stores, although you can get a snack or gelato here as well. It also runs by some of the most important sights of the city, including the Pantheon, the Italian Parliament, the Trevi fountain and the Spanish Steps.
Completed in 1725, the Spanish Steps are unquestionably one of the most enduring symbols of Rome. They get their name from the Spanish Embassy to the Holy See, which lies at the foot of the steps in the Piazza di Spagna. The church of Trinita dei Monti, one of the great French churches of the city, sits dramatically atop the steps, inviting visitors to make the big climb. A popular place for Bohemians in the 60s, the steps remain one of the greatest places in Rome to see and be seen.
Enjoy your journey!
- published: 08 Dec 2008
- views: 2790
I Nasoni - Water Fountains of Rome
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- Duration: 1:23
- Updated: 27 Apr 2012
- views: 2550
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Rome's drinking fountains, called the nasoni (big noses), are a great way to save money and reduce plastic. Th...
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Rome's drinking fountains, called the nasoni (big noses), are a great way to save money and reduce plastic. The water is potable and great to know about on a hot day.
Originally installed in 1874, there are apparently more than 2500 of them, more than 250 of which are within the Aurelian walls in the center of Rome.
Watch the video for a hand's on demonstration of how they work.
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Rome's drinking fountains, called the nasoni (big noses), are a great way to save money and reduce plastic. The water is potable and great to know about on a hot day.
Originally installed in 1874, there are apparently more than 2500 of them, more than 250 of which are within the Aurelian walls in the center of Rome.
Watch the video for a hand's on demonstration of how they work.
- published: 27 Apr 2012
- views: 2550
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41 Aurelian Walls, Rome
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The Black Ships - Aurelian Walls
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Aurelian Walls. Via Eleniana. Rome, Italy. 4K
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Heinrich Dressel - Nestled Against Aurelian Walls MNQ 027
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Katie Parla's Rome: Pigneto
Just east of the Aurelian walls, Pigneto occupies the location of a former pine grove, whi...
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Top 10 Most Amazing And longest Ancient Walls
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Rome Basilica St Paul Outside the Walls (San Paolo fuori le Mura)
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Where Helen Lies
Where Helen Lies
Where Helen Lies
(Robert Burns)
O that I were where Helen lies,
Night and day on me she cries;
O that I were where Helen lies
In fair Kirkconnel lee.
O Helen fair beyond compare,
A ringlet of thy flowing hair,
I'll wear it still for ever mair
Until the day I die.
Curs'd be the hand that shot the shot.
And curs'd the gun that gave the crack!
Into my arms bird Helen lap,
And died for sake o me!
O think na ye but my heart was sair;
My Love fell down and spake nae mair;
There did she swoon wi meikle care
On fair Kirkconnel lee.
I lighted down, my sword did draw,
I cutted him in pieces sma';
I cutted him in pieces sma'
On fair Kirkconnel lee.
O Helen chaste, thou wert modest,
If I were with thee I were blest
Where thou lies low and takes thy rest
On fair Kirkconnel lee.
I wish my grave was growing green,
A winding sheet put o'er my e'en,
And I in Helen's arms lying
In fair Kirkconnel lee!
I wish I were where Helen lies!
Night and day on me she cries:
O that I were where Helen lies
On fair Kirkconnel lee.
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Archaeologists Find Skeletons, Gold Coins In Buried Pompeii Shop
Edit WorldNews.com 24 Jun 2016
Officials said Friday that Italian and French archaeologists have discovered four skeletons and gold coins in the ruins of an ancient shop on the outskirts of Pompeii, The Associated Press reported ... Three gold coins and a necklace's pendant were scattered among the bones. In the workshop was an oven that archaeologists think might have been used to make bronze objects ... WN.com, Jim Berrie....
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Musician David Byrne Pens Stinging Gun-Control Essay Aimed At US
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Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne join a growing list of public figures and artists confronting the growing gun control crisis in the US this week by penning an impassioned plea in an essay in support of firearms restrictions, Billboard reported.Less than two weeks after the massacre at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla., Byrne wrote, “We ware [sic] are ware here,” in an essay entitled “Guns Are About Freedom....
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Brexit: David Cameron resigns as prime minister
Edit The Irish Times 24 Jun 2016
David Cameron has resigned as British prime minister following the failure of his Remain side to win the referendum on staying in the EU. Mr Cameron called the vote on Brexit in 2013 under pressure from the anti-EU wing of his Conservative Party and Ukip, hoping to end decades of debate over the UK’s ties with Europe ... With a turnout of 72.2 per cent, 51.9 per cent voted to leave; 48.1 per cent voted to remain ... Irish government reaction....
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Investigators: China Still Harvesting Human Organs on Huge Scale
Edit Voa News 24 Jun 2016
In 2006, Canadian human rights lawyer David Matas and former Canadian Asia-Pacific Secretary of State David Kilgour began an investigation into accusations of the Chinese government's role in harvesting the organs of Falun Gong practitioners. Their published findings, "Bloody Harvest. Revised Report into Allegations of Organ Harvesting of Falun Gong Practitioners in China," attracted international attention ... soil in 2004 ... ....
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Trump applauds decisions by British people to bolt EU
Edit Austin American Statesman 24 Jun 2016
Donald Trump is saluting the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union, saying "they took back their country, it's a great thing." ... ....
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Go to Rome without buying a plane ticket
Edit New York Post 18 Jun 2016
"City of the Soul" Gustav Wilhelm Palm (1810-1890) Entrance to the Giardino del Lago, Villa Borghese, Rome, 1844 Oil on paper, mounted to canvas The gardens of the Villa Borghese, situated just outside the Aurelian Walls, were a favorite subject for landscape painters of the nineteenth century ... walls lining the last urban stretch of the Appian Way....
Rome calls on companies and the rich to adopt crumbling ancient sites
Edit The Guardian 25 May 2016
The Roman Forum, the Circus Maximus and the walls, aqueducts and sewerage system of what was once the most powerful city on Earth have all been earmarked as needing help ranging from a relatively minor clean up to full-blown structural works. Related ... Twitter ... Among the most ambitious projects is a plan to create a walkway around what remains of the city’s Aurelian walls, built in the third century AD and in bad repair in parts ... ....
IU and Uffizi Gallery partner to digitize in 3-D the museum's Greek and Roman sculpture collection (Indiana University Bloomington)
Edit Public Technologies 25 May 2016
(Source. Indiana University Bloomington) IUB Newsroom » IU and Uffizi Gallery partner to digitize in 3-D the museum's Greek and Roman sculpture collection ... Editors ... Frischer was one of the first academics to use 3-D computer modeling to reconstruct cultural heritage sites and has overseen a number of major modeling projects, including Rome Reborn, a virtual re-creation of the entire city of ancient Rome within the Aurelian Walls ... (noodl....
Fay Jones School Students Recognized in Eighth Hnedak Bobo Group Design Competition (University of Arkansas) ...
Edit Public Technologies 01 Dec 2015
The projects were centered on the earliest piece of fortification in Rome, the Aurelian wall ... Sexton and Messadi admired the way Cochran opted to reinforce 'the monumentality of the Aurelian Wall with a series of gracefully designed towers and sculpture gardens ... Weaver noted that Cochran viewed the Aurelian Wall not as a backdrop, but as an integral part of supporting the garden solution....
10 of the best ways to enjoy Rome … on a budget
Edit The Guardian 13 Jul 2015
Keep the kids happy. public parks and picnics ... A museum alternative ... Facebook Twitter ... The Flaminio district, which is just outside the third-century Aurelian Walls, is rife with stunning 20th- and 21st-century architecture ... The Museo delle Mura, on Via di Porta San Sebastiano, is a small museum recounting the history of the city’s third-century defensive walls – it’s free and permits you to walk along part of the ancient wall circuit ... ....
Pedestrianisation campaign aims to kick Rome's car habit, one street at a time
Edit The Guardian 13 Mar 2015
A parking ban in one of Rome’s historic lanes heralds the start of an ambitious plan by local residents to cut the dominance of cars in the Italian capital ... Photograph. Antonio Faccilongo Guardian Cities is supported by. ... The municipal council that represents all 22 rioni (districts) within the city’s ancient Aurelian walls recently voted to ban parking on the street in a move that will effectively, if not officially, pedestrianise it ... ....
Walls Come Tumbling Down -- or Do They?
Edit Huffington Post 10 Nov 2014
Walls are back in style ... Now that was a party...the Berlin frickin' Wall was coming down ... Yet when you think about it, despite globalization's promise of a borderless world -- walls separating people, not money, goods or ideas mind you, seem to be de rigeur ... A few of my favorite walls include ... (I am sure you saw the movie.) Then there was the Servian and Aurelian Walls that kept Rome safe from barbarian attacks and returning armies....
Remains of the day
Edit South China Morning Post 25 Oct 2014
Low-budget movie The Trip to Italy was an unlikely indie sleeper hit this year, thanks largely to its two stars' quick-fire impersonations of Michael Caine, Al Pacino, Anthony Hopkins and other silver-screen notables ... INSULATED FROMROME'S snarly traffic by a soundproofing section of the Aurelian Walls (thrown up between AD271 and AD275 to enclose the seven hills of ancient Rome), the Cimitero Acattolico is serene and sylvan ... ....
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