Jewish Ghetto in Rome
By Lorenzo | November 26, 2018
The ghetto was projected to lock up and control the Jews minority in 1555 by Pope Paul IV on 14th of July The papal bull imposed economic and freedom restrictions to the jews . This oppression continued for 315 years until its abolition in 1870 (reunification of Italy). At present, the Ghetto has become an […]
Continue Reading
TOP ATTRACTION IN ROME * National Etruscan Museum *
By Lorenzo | November 14, 2018
The Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in an unmissable place to visit in Rome. The museum exposes pre-Roman Italian works of antiquity, especially from the Etruscan world in a superb palace built for Pope Julius III between 1550 and 1555. Trust me ! You will be totally captured by the great collection that offers a […]
Continue Reading
Jackson Pollock and the school of New York
By Lorenzo | November 9, 2018
From October 10th to February 24th. The Vittoriano Palace is hosting an exhibition of 50 works of the painter Jackson Pollock The artist is part of to the Abstract Expressionist avant-garde group of the New York School active in the 1950s and 1960s. Pollock is also known as ‘Jack the Dripper’ – because of […]
Continue Reading
Journeys through Ancient Rome // Extended to November 13.
By Lorenzo | November 5, 2018
The successful projects that has attracted more than 100 thousand spectators will be extended till next November 13 . Two projects tell the story of the Forum of Augustus and the Forum of Caesar starting from stones with the use of technology. The journey is accompanied by the voice of the italian journalist Piero Angela […]
Continue Reading
