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ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME |
Roma
got its start when groups of shepherds and farmers settled on the hill now
known as the Palatine.
The "new" capital Roma become in 1871 (Turin was the first
capital of the Kingdom of Italy in 1861, followed by Florence in 1865)
According to Roman
mythology and legend , the city itself was founded by Romulus
and Remus. These twin brothers were abandoned by heir mother and reared
by a she-wolf.
All roads lead to ROME - a tradition maintained to this day is
that the old trunk roads, less used now with proliferation of autos trade
still bear the names given to them by Romans who originally built them.
Thus the Via Appia goes south-east. Via Flaminga goes north. The via
Aurelia leads north-west along the cost.. etc.
Walking through ROME
is like a walking through the dreams. In every
step you are meeting history new style. You are discovering places what is not possible to see anywhere in the world. The
beauty, the history, the architecture. The pulsing of the town gives
you a lot
of energy a lot of something what is very hard
to describe.
There
is no other way than to come back to
the ROME or to stay forever . |
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