One of the questions I hear most often is whether it’s worth visiting the most popular tourist attractions in Europe, or if they’re too overhyped to live up to their reputations? The truth is that ...

but tourism also generated the “Rome experience” with moonlight visits to the Colosseum becoming de rigueur, eventually reappearing in the 19th century as a literary trope in the works of ...

From children's drawings to ancient fast-food counters, new finds continue to reshape our understanding of daily life in the ill-fated Roman city ... marvels like the Colosseum, the Pantheon ...

The first will take place on May 7 and 8, during the conference organized at the Curia Iulia in the Roman Forum, promoted by the Department for the Enhancement of Cultural Heritage together with the ...

Spectators likely brought cheese from home or purchased it near the Colosseum, just as they did for other prepared food. Bread dominated the Roman diet. Archaeologists have uncovered a wide range ...

Iconic structures such as the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and Roman aqueducts exemplify Roman ... was architectural visualization – from hand drawings to computer renderings and animations.

“Everybody in the Colosseum, put your hands in the ... To end the song and the sketch, Mescal sang the word “Rome” to the tune of “Defying Gravity,” creating his own melodic riff.

Elsewhere in the musical sketch, Mescal is seen fighting in the Roman Colosseum while he makes a musical declaration. “I’m going to stab my way to freedom, cut my way to the next act. Now while I’m in ...

The sketch ended with Mescal flying away from Rome’s Colosseum on a broom in a moment that parodied Wicked’s “Defying Gravity.” Check out the moment here: Recently, Mescal addressed the ...