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A Cultural Journey in the Fascinating Countryside of Rome: The Cult of the Healer Saint Anatolia

The Church of Santa Anatolia (Azize Anatolia) in Gerano is one of the symbolic structures of this small town in the Lazio region, east of Rome. The church is of…

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Naples’ Gift to the World: Six Legendary Artists Reflecting the Spirit of the City

Totò, Sofia Loren, Pino Daniele, Massimo Troisi, Bud Spencer and Eduardo de Filippo... The influence of these celebrities, whose art reflects the spirit of Naples, the joy of its people,…

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A Bridge of Culture in Rome: Ottoman Traces in the Turkish Room at Villa Medici

Rising on Pincio Hill in the heart of Rome, Villa Medici is a masterpiece of Italian Renaissance architecture and an impressive building that has been at the center of artistic…

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Napoli & Its Superstitions: 5 Ancient Traditions from Pulcinella to Munaciello

Naples is a city with a rich cultural heritage that sets it apart from other Italian cities with its unique traditions, symbols, and legends. These traditions reflect the spirit of…

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The Dance of Steel and Marble: Discover Centrale Montemartini, Combining Industrial Heritage with Art

The contemporary face of Rome has been attracting more and more visitors, especially in recent years. The ancient Roman civilization, which fascinates millions of tourists, also manages to impress art…

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What Should Those Looking for a Low-Key Italian Experience Pay Attention to?

Traveling and discovering new places is a passion we all have. However, it is a completely different experience to not only see a city, but to really get to know…

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The Best Way to Cool off in Rome: Iconic “Nasone” Fountains

Rome's historic water fountains, called "nasone", have been serving locals and tourists for over 150 years as one of the city's landmarks. Inaugurated in 1874 under Luigi Pianciani, the first…

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Rome’s Third Colosseum: Industrial Architecture Icon Gasworks and Italian Cinema

Located in the Ostiense neighborhood of Rome, the Gazometro (Gasworks) was built between 1935 and 1937. In a 1936 article published by the Fascist-era Istituto Luce, the following information was…

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Journey to Escher’s Italy: Rome, Naples and Sicily on the Trail of Art and Infinity

Known for his mind-bending geometric prints, Dutch artist Maurits Cornelis Escher had a deep connection with Italy, which influenced much of his work. Escher's time spent in Italy, particularly Rome,…

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Our Italy Events and Culture Routes for October: Unforgettable Experiences with Limited Quota Opportunity

Would you like to have a unique experience in the charming cities of Italy this fall? As Unplugged Routes, we offer both tours full of cultural richness in October and…

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