Caravaggio’s Pictorial Autobiography on Exhibit at Rome’s Palazzo Barberini
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The works on display chart the career of the chiaroscuro master from his beginnings to his death:
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At Rome’s Santa Maria Maggiore: A New Must For 2025’s Jubilee Pilgrims
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Consecrated on August 5, 434, Santa Maria Maggiore (St. Mary Major) is the earliest Marian sanctuary in the West. It’s home to the Salus Populi Romani, the world’s most important Marian icon likely painted by St. Luke the Evangelist, and to a silver, gold and crystal reliquary containing parts of Jesus’ manger.
"Le Cesarine" Best Cook of Italian Cooking!
- Category: Inside the Vatican
In 2004 Egeria di Nallo, a prolific author and professorof anthropology, political science, sociology and marketing at the University of Bologna, with a group of commmitted citizens, founded the Association for the Protection and Enhancement of Italy’s Culinary Gastronomic Heritage under the auspices of the Ministry of Agriculture and the University of Bologna.
Ravenna: what to see and where to sleep and eat
- Category: Epicurean Traveler
Since New York is nicknamed “The Big Apple”; Chicago “The Windy City”; Paris “The City of Lights”; Venice “La Serenissima”; Ravenna on Italy’s Adriatic coast should be “The City of Mosaics”.
A Roma la Pergola si rinnova
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Heinz Beck è riconosciuto come uno dei più noti esponenti della Gastronomia Mondiale.
Drinking in Rome, from Its Historic “Nasoni” to Its Bars and Speakeasies
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Hailed as the “Queen of the Waters,” it's home to more fountains than any other city in the world
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