Built in 1573 located near Rome in the Castelli Romani area on the ruins of a Roman villa, this is a site of exceptional historical and cultural significance
This Hospital on Tiber Island sheltered Jews and political dissidents during WWII, using the fictitious “Morbo di K” to protect them from Nazi inspections
The Great Zimbabwe’s enigmatic presence has inspired myths and legends over the centuries. Today it continues to inspire awe as a symbol of African heritage and resilience
The origins of this church are tied to an earlier church dedicated to San Cesidio, a martyr associated with the site as early as the 9th–10th centuries