The last Roman neighborhood, Garbatella, meaning the well-mannered innkeeper, an area that manages to be both incredibly lively and peaceful at the same time. There is a reason it is on the top of every “off the beaten path in Rome” list. This neighborhood will stick with you. Garbatella is a puzzle of public housing, […]
MoreThe Juventus Museum is probably one of the best museum presentations in existence. (I should also note Torino as an entire city is better fully presented to the public than any other historic city I have visited.) The museum uses all available space and media to present an emotional and inspiring history of Juventus. If […]
MoreWell I haven’t actually written anything educational in a while, I thought I might share some key things we have been talking about in Roman Identity. I should also mention I am writing an essay on Christianity in the Roman Empire, and when that is finished, oh boy will I have a post for here […]
MoreThe Roman Forum: as it is just the last stop on any bus route I take it is my absolute favorite spot. It is set up so you can sit outside and look out on the majority of the hill. Honestly if you are visiting Rome, trying to keep it cheap and aren’t interested in […]
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