Rome photos
The Imperial Fora
Imperial Fora
Rome, Imperial Fora
Guard at the Quirinale
Street of Rome
Piazza S. Ignazio
Santa Maria ad Martires
A Umberto I
Altar of the Fatherland
Italian flag, Rome
Fountain in Piazza Navona
Fountain in Navona square
Umberto I Tomb
The Quirinale
The Phanteon, Rome
Colosseum
Vittorio Emanuele II Tomb
Pantheon hole
Fanfare Carabinieri
Rome description
Rome is the most populous and largest in Italy and is the first common European territory size. It’s an Italian city, the capital of the province of Rome, the Lazio region and capital of the Italian Republic.
It is the city with the highest concentration of historic and architectural heritage in the world.
The territory is large, having incorporated areas abandoned for centuries, mostly marshy and unsuitable for agriculture and do not belong to City Hall.
The city, in addition to the Tiber is crossed by another river, the Aniene, which flows into the Tiber River in the northern part of today’s urban areas.
Other symbols of Rome, in addition to the coat of arms, are the Capitoline she-wolf, bronze statue of the legendary wolf that suckled the twins Romulus and Remus, in 2009 chosen to be represented in the new brand (logo) that will represent the city of Rome; Colosseum, the largest amphitheater in the Roman world, built in the first century and recognized in 2007 as one of the seven wonders of the modern world (only in Europe), the Dome of St. Peter, overlooking the entire city and symbolizes the Christian world. Symbol of the city during antiquity was the imperial eagle effigy military during the medieval era was the lion, animal emblem of supremacy.
