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An extraordinary discovery of the long lost city of Falerii was made without even digging a hole! This mysterious site, dates as far back as 241B.C, is located north of Rome and was a major protagonist of the early expansion of Republican Rome. via CNN International

Archaeologists find 'elaborate' details of ancient Roman city without digging Researchers using advanced ground-penetrating radar have been able to map the entire ancient Roman city of Falerii Novi buried beneath the ground for the first time and discovered "astonishing details," according to a new study.

Aurelian walls and Saint Sebastian's gate otherwise called Appian gate. The defensive walls built by the Emporer Aurelian from 270 till 275 A.D. surrounded Rome by a perimeter of nearly 19km. These walls replaced the obsolete Servian walls that dated as far back as the 6th century B.C.
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We've started our own youtube channel and have put together a mini series on Rome's dark and uncomfortable history.
Many more videos are on the way! covering many aspects of the from street food to day trips from click on the link 👇
https://youtu.be/rzspoQsgT30
Grazie! Ciao!

Tomorrow, May 18th, and in general, finally opens up businesses such as restaurants, bars and much more! Serving only a few clients at the time and keeping a necessary safety distance. On the 3rd of June borders will open flights in the EU without an obligatory 14 day quarantine, hopefully flights from all over the world will follow soon! 🤞

Happy Liberation day! Today marks the 75th year anniversary from when Italy and the allied forces defeated the Nazi/Fascist occupation. Still in and singing from our balconies songs of partisan resistance.

SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI.
2773 years ago Rome was founded, according to popular belief, by Romulus. On that faithful day the city would grow from monarchy, to Republic and finally to Empire.

4th episode of our Untold Stories of Rome repertoire. We pay homage to Beatrice Cenci and briefly mention a curious character of Rome, Mastro Titta. We will bring to you on our on these lockdown days.

Rome's Untold Stories's - Beatrice Cenci's Fate and Rome's Executioner Mastro Titta Rome's untold stories with Itertours, takes you to the lesser known side of Rome. We will show you a different aspect of the Eternal city and shine some ligh...

Buona Pasqua! Happy Easter to everyone! We are currently in the 5th week of lockdown, but this will not demoralize us, especially when it comes to eating and gathering around the dinner table. Here's our short guide to understanding traditional Easter dishes from north to the south of the peninsula. 🐣

Traditional Easter dishes in Italy. At the dinner table from North to South. In Italy, Easter or “Pasqua” is celebrated best at the dinner table. What is served as traditional dishes changes from city to city. Starting from major cities in the north we will journey south wards, listing all the traditional dishes you need to try if you are visiting one of these cities dur...