Holiday in the Eternal City, Rome – £124 pp (includes flights + 4 nights accommodation)!
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Rome is the capital of Italy.Located on the banks of the Tiber river, the city has a long history being throughout the centuries the capital of the Roman Republic, of the Roman Empire, of the Roman Catholic Church and of modern Italy.Rome has a population of 2,000,000 people.

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Tourist Attractions

pantheon

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Pantheon - the best preserved monument of Roman antiquity - is remarkable for its 2000 years.This happens despite the fact that Pope Gregory III removed the golden bronze tiles, and the urban pope ordered the undressing and melting of his bronze roof to throw the canopy over the altar from Saint Peter and the cannons for the Castle Sant Angelo.D.Hr., and the resulting masonry shows the extraordinarily high technical mastery of the Romanian builders.Its 43 -meter dome, the supreme achievement of the Roman interior architecture, hangs suspended without visible supports - they are well hidden inside the walls - and the central opening of nine meters is the only light source of the building.Although the first Christian emperors forbade the use of this pagan temple for worship, in 609 Pope Bonifaciu IV dedicated it to the Virgin and all the Christian martyrs and, since then, it has become the burial place of the Italian kings (Victor Emmanuel II is in the second niche) and other Italians,