It was excavated inside the tufa stone and was part of a vast necropolis area dating from the end of the first century A.D. until the third century A.D.
This beautiful tomb with paintings returned to light in1951 during some street works in Quirino Maiorana road.
It was excavated inside the tufa stone and was part of a vast necropolis area dating from the end of the first century A.D. until the third century A.D. This is an extremely easy recipe that gives excellent results and require a very short preparation. Take all the kind of vegetables you like more (zucchini, pepper, potatoes, mushrooms, carrot, onion, tomato, artichokes – not leafs vegetables as spinach , usually I don’t use broccoli or cauliflowers either because they have a too strong flavor that will cover the others) or you’ve at home. The first public art collection is the Capitoline museum in Rome. Established in 1471 thanks to an important donation of antique sculptures and bronze artworks donated to the Roman citizens by the pope Sistus IV.
Annually, on occasion of the Easter celebrations, St Peter’s baldachin is cleaned and shined with oil. It’s quite an happening to be there when this happens, as it’s the time we understand better the real dimension of this colossal sculpture conceived and casted by Gianlorenzo Bernini in the 17th century. This year I was in the archeological area when this happened but my sister Marta Marsili, a great local guide of Rome, was there, and she made the picture I show you. In Easter week there are many celebrations in the Vatican. Travelers that wish to visit Rome has to remember that the visit of Saint Peter Basilica can be difficult, while the Vatican museums are closed on April the 8th and 9th.
The liturgical calendar and activities of the Pope in 2012 Easter week follows after the 'read more' : This is my today's lunch pasta. It's a rapid and healthy recipe. You can use any broccoli, cauliflower etc. It’s really delicious!!
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All the state museums will be free of charge from April 14th till April 22nd. This means every Roman museum except the Vatican will be free of charge. |
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