Piazza del Campidoglio di notte ( Roma ) 4K HUAWEI nova
La piazza del Campidoglio sorge sull'Asylum, la depressione situata tra l'Arx ed il Capitolium, le due sommità del Campidoglio. Qui sorge uno dei monumenti più importanti della città, il Tabularium, anche se anticamente l'ingresso avveniva dalla parte del Foro Romano. Quest'area, come un po' tutto il Campidoglio, dopo aver conosciuto gli splendori della Roma antica, fu progressivamente abbandonata alla fine del mondo antico, fino a ridursi nel Medioevo a pascolo di capre, motivo per il quale fu significativamente chiamato Monte Caprino. Ma già dal XII secolo, quando il Tabularium fu scelto come sede del Comune, tutta l'area vide una lenta ripresa, anche se la definitiva rinascita avvenne nel XVI secolo, quando papa Paolo III Farnese, in occasione della visita a Roma dell'imperatore Carlo V, chiese a Michelangelo di preparare un progetto per sistemare la piazza: questi pensò di rinnovare le facciate del Palazzo Senatorio (corrispondente all'antico Tabularium) e del Palazzo dei Conservatori, di costruire un terzo edificio, il Palazzo Nuovo, così da formare una piazza di forma trapezoidale, abbellita da sculture classiche, e disegnò la pavimentazione.
B&B Casa Vacanze Domus Cipro
LA CASA : La Casa Vacanze DOMUS CIPRO, è situata al primo piano di un edificio in condominio dotato di ascensore.
E' costituita da tre camere da letto (due matrimoniali ed una singola) ed è servita da due bagni (uno con vasca l'altro con doccia); completano l'abitazione un soggiorno-pranzo con angolo salotto ed una cucina.
Può ospitare fino ad un massimo di 7 persone, delle quali 5, collocate nelle tre camere da letto e 2 nel soggiorno su poltrone letto.
SERVIZI: è dotata di condizionatori caldo-freddo, impianto di riscaldamento autonomo, impianto wi-fi, televisori a schermo piatto in ogni stanza, illuminazioni a led;la cucina è completa di stoviglie di ogni genere e tra gli accessori si trovano il forno elettrico, il forno a microonde, il tostapane, il frigorifero con freezer, l'asse ed il ferro da stiro e l'aspirapolvere.In apposito vano separato è stata istallata la lavatrice con lo stendibiancheria.
Agli ospiti vieve fornita la biancheria (lenzuola, federe, asciugamani)tovagliato e prodotti igienici di prima necessità.
Su richiesta lo staff di DOMUS CIPRO può organizzare un trasfer da e per l'aeroporto.
UBICAZIONE: è posta a soli 50 metri dalla stazione della metropolitana linea “A” - “CIPRO”. In soli 5 minuti a piedi si possono raggiungere Musei Vaticani ed in 15 la Basilica di S. Pietro. L’alloggio si presta per dare ospitalità a turisti od ad uomini d'affari che saltuariamente devono svolgere le loro attività lavorative presso la CITTA’ GIUDIZIARIA, la RAI ed il CONI .
Gli amanti dello shopping possono sbizzarrirsi per gli acquisti nelle vicine vie Candia, Giulio Cesare, Ottaviano e Cola di Rienzo.
La zona è servita da numerosi negozi di ogni genere. Nel raggio di cento metri dalla DOMUS CIPRO sono in esercizio tre supermercati e, poco distante, il Mercato rionale “Trionfale” ben noto nella Capitale per la qualità dei prodotti e la convenienza dei prezzi.
Per quanti ne avessero bisogno, a circa 50 metri dalla casa, è in esercizio un negozio di prodotti per celiaci.
La staff di DOMUS CIPRO è a completa disposizione degli ospiti per ogni e qualsiasi necessità ed informazione.
Places to see in ( Mantova - Italy )
Places to see in ( Mantova - Italy )
Mantua is a city surrounded by 3 artificial lakes in the northern Italian region of Lombardy. It's known for the architectural legacy of the Renaissance Gonzaga rulers, who built the Ducal Palace. This imposing building houses the Bridal Chamber, decorated with Andrea Mantegna frescoes. The Gonzagas also built the Te Palace, known for the Chamber of the Giants, where every surface is painted with mythological scenes.
Mantova - or Mantua in Emilian dialect - in Lombardy is famous for its artistic and cultural heritage and, under the rule of the Gonzaga family, had one of the most important courts of the Renaissance. In 2008 the city of Mantova became a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2005 the Italian environmental organisation Legambiente named it Italy's most liveable city for quality of life. Surrounded by three artificial lakes created in the twelfth century, Mantova is a city still full of Renaissance splendour where visitors can also enjoy the tranquility of the lakes or a walk or cycle ride along the banks of the River Mincio.
The Gonzaga Renaissance Tapestries is at three locations: the Palazzo Te, the Museo Diocesano Francesco Gonzaga and the Museo di Palazzo Ducale and brings together 34 tapestries collected by the three sons of Francesco 11 Gonzaga [1466-1519] and Isabella D’Este [1474-1539]. During the time of Federico II Gonzaga, the first Duke, his brothers Ercole, a cardinal and Ferrante, an army commander and later Governor of Milan, the ownership of tapestries was becoming a symbol of wealth and power. The brothers collected hundreds of tapestries from Flanders or that were worked by Flemish weavers in Italy. Often the tapestries were copied from paintings of the time.
After the brothers’ deaths many of the tapestries were destroyed, dispersed or acquired by other noble Italian families and only 52 have come down to us today. Art historian Guy Demarcel has studied all these works and is the curator of the Mantua exhibition. Some of the tapestries are on loan from other European museums. 18 of the tapestries are on permanent exhibition at the Palazzo Te.
Visit the Cathedral, most of which was built between 1395 -1401 but the Baroque façade dates from the eighteenth century. Admire the Piazza Sordello while you’re there. Visit the Rotonda di San Lorenzo, the city’s oldest church, built in the late eleventh century. After all that culture, you’ll some sustenance, so why not head for one of the cafés in the Piazza delle Erbe and order luccio in salsa [pike in green sauce] or tortellini with zucca
Want to get away from it all? Take a boat tour on the Lago di Mezzo or the Lago Inferiore. In this photo: view of Mantova from the Lago di Mezzo - by Pietro Liberati. Or hire a bike and ride along the Mantova Lake Trail or, if you’re feeling adventurous, take the Mantova to Peschiera Bike Path.
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Travel Italy - Exploring the Limestone City of Posada in Sardinia
Take a tour of Posada in Sardinia in Posada, Italy - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
Posada is a limestone city on the autonomous Italian island of Sardinia.
This is one of the oldest towns in Sardinia, with ancient Etruscan temples as proof of human presence.
The town is on the Tyrrhenian coast, facing mainland Italy.
The old town section of Posada sits at the top of the hill, and features a medieval historic center and the ruins of the Castle of Fava.
The town was bought by the Kingdom of Sardinia in 1856, and it remains one of the jewels of the island to this day.
A landscape of rolling mountains, dunes, and vast beaches surround this quiet town, whose claim upon this land is stamped into history.
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23. Rome of Constantine and a New Rome
Roman Architecture (HSAR 252)
Professor Kleiner presents the architecture of Constantine the Great, the last pagan and first Christian emperor of Rome, who founded Constantinople as the New Rome in A.D. 324. She notes that Constantine began with commissions that were tied to the pagan past (the Baths of Constantine in Rome) but built others (the Aula Palatina at Trier) that looked to the Christian future. Professor Kleiner makes an impassioned case that some of the finest and most innovative Roman buildings date to the Constantinian period. The Temple of Minerva Medica, a garden pavilion, for example, is decagonal in shape and the colossal Basilica Nova was inventively modeled on the frigidaria of Roman imperial bath complexes. In addition, the Arch of Constantine, a triple-bayed structure commemorating Constantine's victory over Maxentius at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge, serves as a compendium of Constantine's accomplishments in the context of those of the good emperors of the second century A.D. In conclusion, Professor Kleiner asserts that the transfer of the Empire's capital from Rome to Constantinople diminished Rome's influence, at least temporarily, but not the impact of its architecture, which like the city of Rome itself, is eternal.
00:00 - Chapter 1. The End of the Tetrarchy and the Rise of Constantine the Great
15:24 - Chapter 2. The Baths of Constantine in Rome and the Porta Nigra at Trier
27:00 - Chapter 3. The Basilica or Aula Palatina at Trier
34:36 - Chapter 4. The Temple of Minerva Medica in Rome
42:39 - Chapter 5. The Basilica Nova in Rome
01:00:12 - Chapter 6. The Arch of Constantine and the Enduring Impact of Roman Architecture
Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website:
This course was recorded in Spring 2009.
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Gruppo Millepiani - Your lift, our passion
Gruppo Millepiani, azienda italiana leader nella progettazione e produzione di ascensori da interni e panoramici, montacarichi, piattaforme elevatrici e scale mobili, unisce design e tecnologia per la realizzazione di prodotti unici e personalizzati.
Andrea Palladio
Andrea Palladio was an Italian architect active in the Republic of Venice. Palladio, influenced by Roman and Greek architecture, primarily by Vitruvius, is widely considered to be the most influential individual in the history of architecture. All of his buildings are located in what was the Venetian Republic, but his teachings, summarized in the architectural treatise, The Four Books of Architecture, gained him wide recognition. The city of Vicenza and the Palladian Villas of the Veneto are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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San Marino #2
Repubblica di San Marino
Piazza della Libertà
Città di San Marino
City of San Marino
Palazzo Pubblico
Сан-Марино
San Marėns
サンマリノ
聖馬連奴
UNIQUE & UNIVERSAL, Francesco Morace
Francesco Morace, Sociologist, journalist and author of over 20 books translated into various languages, ranging in subject from trends in consumption to social change. Founder of a Research and Strategic Institute - Future Concept Lab (1989). Mr. Morace is also Professor at Domus Academy and Milan's Politecnico. He has participated in conventions and seminars in 22 countries worldwide.
Among the international clientele of Future Concept Lab are American Express, BMW, Club Med, Coca-Cola Company, The Walt Disney Company, LG Electronics, L'Oréal Group, LVMH, Mercedes-Benz, Natura Cosméticos, Nike, Nokia, Petrobras, Philips, Procter & Gamble, Samsung и Whirlpool. Mr. Morace is also engaged in collaboration with a great many Italian companies, developing the concept of excellence for products and technologies made in Italy. His clients include Barilla, Ferrero, Gruppo COIN, Deborah Groups, Alessi, Unicredit, Artemide, Illy и Pomellato.
Among the most important titles by Francesco Morace, released in 2010 are Verità e Bellezza ('Veracity & Beauty') и Il Talento dell'Impresa: L'Impronta Rinascimentale in dieci aziende italiane ('Talent of Enpterprise: Renaissance Traces across 10 Italian Companies'). Francesco Morace is a regular columnist for Adv, Interni, Mark Up and other special focus international magazines and journals. He also has a daily blog called Previsioni e Sentimenti on the Sole 24 Ore Nova online edition.