It has been built from the remains of another chapel, built according to another pope during the 13th century. The project involved to strengthen the walls and the whole base structure and it was designed by Baccio Pontelli. During the centuries the Sistine Chapel was modified by different popes, until it became the one we know today.

Sofia Monaco, Carmen Mele, Veronica Petrocchi, Maria Chiara Colombo.

In 1980 it became part of UNESCO world heritage list and in 2007 it was nominated one of the New Seven Wonders of the world.

It was edificated by two imperator the Flavia’s era: Vespasiano and Tito.

In the Middle Ages they started to call it “Colosseum”, probably the name is from the Nerone’s statue, because it was very, very big.

Then the Colosseum became the symbol of Rome and, maybe, one of the symbols of Italy.

It was used for the gladiators shows or public manifestations, for naval battles or drams based on classical mythology. But now is one of the major tourist attractions.

Splendid gardens, full of secrets and with a long history behind them, capable of fascinating generations of tourists and Romans. Villa Borghese extends in the heart of the capital with its 80 hectares

Villa Borghese is a place where you are never bored: you can take long walks surrounded by greenery, or discover the museums, admire the artistic beauties or simply relax. The park extends over the Pinciano district and also touches a small part of the Campo Marzio district and the Flaminio district. As far back as 1580, the Borghese family were owners of the estate and, after numerous renovations and expansions, Villa Borghese was finished in 1633. In 1766, at the behest of Prince Marcantonio IV Borghese, the transformation works of the Casino Nobile and the Casino dei Giuochi began of water. The latter is today known as the Orangery and is home to the Carlo Bilotti Museum. However, the most substantial works mainly concerned the Lake Garden. In 1901 the Italian State decided to purchase the villa and the surrounding park to avoid speculation and subdivisions. Two years later the Park was handed over to the Municipality of Rome which decided to make it public

Among the most spectacular buildings of Villa Borghese is the Casino del Graziano, located on viale del Giardino Zoologico. In the past it was purchased by Cardinal Borghese who used it to display statues and paintings, later it became a Casino di Delitia in which to rest after hunting trips. The interiors are wonderful, with frescoes that date back to the distant sixteenth century, and tell the story of the magnificence of this structure, once decorated with stucco and luxury furnishings. Finally we find the Casina delle Rose, located in Piazzale Marcello Mastroianni, now used as the Casa del Cinema. It was restored in 1854 and inside it has a fresco with coats of arms and sixteenth-century views

The Villa Borghese Park offers surprises at every corner. For centuries it has housed artistic, botanical and architectural attractions of great value. There is no single tour, but you can walk along the avenues at your leisure to discover glimpses and hidden wonders. Among the places not to be missed is undoubtedly the Orangery where the Carlo Bilotti Museum was built. Also worth seeing is Casale Cenci-Giustiniani located on Viale David Lubin with a spectacular facade and portico enriched with trompe l'œil frescoes.

Walking along you then come across the Casina dell'Orologio, so named due to the presence in the building of a clock made in the eighteenth century by Nicola Fagioli. Continuing the visit you can find the Casino called Raphael, the Fortezzuola, where the Pietro Canonica Museum was built, and Villetta Doria. Originally the estate housed a vineyard, but between 1785 and 1790, Francesco Bettini decided to replace the vine with exotic plants and create an English garden.

Villa Borghese is a large public park located in the center of Rome, known for its landscaped gardens, scenic walks, lakes and the numerous cultural attractions within it, such as the Borghese Gallery, the Rome Biopark and the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia. It is a popular place for locals and tourists seeking tranquility and beauty in the heart of the city.Splendid gardens, full of secrets and with a long history behind them, capable of fascinating generations of tourists and Romans. Villa Borghese extends in the heart of the capital with its 80 hectares.Villa Borghese is a place where you are never bored: you can take long walks surrounded by greenery, or discover the museums, admire the artistic beauties or simply relax. The park extends over the Pinciano district and also touches a small part of the Campo Marzio district and the Flaminio district. As far back as 1580, the Borghese family were owners of the estate and, after numerous renovations and expansions, Villa Borghese was finished in 1633. In 1766, at the behest of Prince Marcantonio IV Borghese, the transformation works of the Casino Nobile and the Casino dei Giuochi began of water. The latter is today known as the Orangery and is home to the Carlo Bilotti Museum. However, the most substantial works mainly concerned the Lake Garden. In 1901 the Italian State decided to purchase the villa and the surrounding park to avoid speculation and subdivisions. Two years later the Park was handed over to the Municipality of Rome which decided to make it public.Among the most spectacular buildings of Villa Borghese is the Casino del Graziano, located on viale del Giardino Zoologico. In the past it was purchased by Cardinal Borghese who used it to display statues and paintings, later it became a Casino di Delitia in which to rest after hunting trips. The interiors are wonderful, with frescoes that date back to the distant sixteenth century, and tell the story of the magnificence of this structure, once decorated with stucco and luxury furnishings. Finally we find the Casina delle Rose, located in Piazzale Marcello Mastroianni, now used as the Casa del Cinema. It was restored in 1854 and inside it has a fresco with coats of arms and sixteenth-century views.The Villa Borghese Park offers surprises at every corner. For centuries it has housed artistic, botanical and architectural attractions of great value. There is no single tour, but you can walk along the avenues at your leisure to discover glimpses and hidden wonders. Among the places not to be missed is undoubtedly the Orangery where the Carlo Bilotti Museum was built. Also worth seeing is Casale Cenci-Giustiniani located on Viale David Lubin with a spectacular facade and portico enriched with trompe l'œil frescoes.Walking along you then come across the Casina dell'Orologio, so named due to the presence in the building of a clock made in the eighteenth century by Nicola Fagioli. Continuing the visit you can find the Casino called Raphael, the Fortezzuola, where the Pietro Canonica Museum was built, and Villetta Doria. Originally the estate housed a vineyard, but between 1785 and 1790, Francesco Bettini decided to replace the vine with exotic plants and create an English garden.

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The function of the snow pit was not only to preserve the snow in a good condition and be able to use it for the creation of artisan ice cream. Hence the relationship between the well and the artisan ice cream.

This museum attempts to preserve the cultural heritage of Ibi, and also pay tribute to all the workers and toy businessmen who worked hard in the past to make our city prosper in the future.

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