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    Rome, ville caméléon ?

    December 6, 2012 / 0 Comments

    Rome est symbolique, culturelle et éternelle. Si la ville de la Dolce Vita de Fellini attire toujours aujourd’hui des milliers de touristes c’est parce qu’elle fascine par son passé, par ses vestiges antiques et par sa nourriture (il est bien connu, au niveau gastronomique que l’Italie est une valeur sûre). Qui a-t-il de plus agréable, après une journée de visites, que de déguster un gelato assis sur les marches de la Piazza di Spagna, ou de boire un apéro à la tombée de la nuit, en regardant le spectacle de la rue, les hommes d’affaires ultra gominés en costard-cravates, chaussures cirées ayant terminé leur journée, les italiennes, féminines à souhait, les…

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    Bernini: The Beauty and The Beast

    October 25, 2012 / 0 Comments

    Rome is the city of light, certainly, but it is also the city of water. Tourists may visit for the city’s celebrated history and architecture, but they leave entranced by the babbling fountains which dot the city like stars. What most don’t realize is that most of those fountains were designed by the same man: the astoundingly talented Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Immortalized in countless great works of cinema, from Frederico Felini’s La Dolce Vita to Woody Allen’s To Rome With Love, Bernini’s fountains are essential to the character of this most romantic of cities. His Fontana della Barcaccia on the Spanish Steps even provided the backdrop for Gregory Peck and…

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