Rome is the capital city of Italy and the largest city in the European Union. Some notable sites in Rome include St. Peter's Basilica located in Vatican City and built around St. Peter's tomb, the Sistine Chapel famous for its architecture and frescoes, the Colosseum which was used for gladiator battles and other entertainment, the Roman Forum which was the center of civic life in ancient Rome, and the Trevi Fountain, one of Rome's most beautiful fountains dating back to the time of Emperor Augustus. Typical Roman cuisine includes bruschetta, toasted bread topped with tomatoes, cheese, vegetables and olive oil.

1. Roma
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2. Location
• Roma it is the capital of Italia. it is also the
country's largest and most populated in the
European Union by population.

3. Situated of
interest
•St. Peter's Basilica
•Sistine Chapel
•The Colosseum
•the Roman Forum
•The Trevi Fountain

4. St. Peter's Basilica
St. Peter Basilica of the
Vatican gets up on the
tomb of the Apostle San's
Pedro.
At which artists have been
employed of first as
Maderno's front, Michaelo
Ángelo dome, or Bernini
Plaza they are only in the
world.

5. Sistine Chapel
•
The Sistine Chapel is the most
famous chapel of the Vatican City.
Originally it was serving as chapel of
the strength vaticana, It is famous for
his architecture, and his decoration
to the fresh air.

6. The Colosseum
The Roman coliseum is
undoubtedly
the
most
representative monument of
the city of Rome and symbol
of the whole former Roman
empire. Designed as sand to
see to fight in the sand both to
gladiators and to beasts.
In spite of the fact that now
he is in ruins, due to the hurt
caused by earthquakes and
thieves of stone, the Coliseum
has been seen from always as
an icon of the Imperial Rome
and today it is one of the
principal tourist attractions of
the city.

7. the Roman Forum
Roman forum Is the place where
the whole civil life was developing
in the former Rome. It was the
heart of the City and it is loaded
with recollections of the principal
protagonists of his History.
On the valley of the Forum the hill
of the Court one appears, where
they find the ruins of the imperial
residence, begun for August and
enlarged spectacularly for his
successors.

8. The Trevi Fountain
The Fountain I gave Trevi it is
the most monumental source
of Rome and one of the most
beautiful of the world. The
history of this source goes
back to the times of the
emperor Augusto.
The monumental source that
today we admire was
constructed in the 18th
century by an almost
unknown man.

9. Typical food
Slices of domestic bread
toasted to the gridiron, with a
bit of garlic, and ingredients
of the most varied thing
above: tomato (the most
typical), cheese, vegetables ...
quite watered with olive oil
and salt. It is one of the most
traditional inlets of the Italian
kitchen, there are specialized
restaurants,
called
bruschetterías

10. Typical food
Slices of domestic bread
toasted to the gridiron, with a
bit of garlic, and ingredients
of the most varied thing
above: tomato (the most
typical), cheese, vegetables ...
quite watered with olive oil
and salt. It is one of the most
traditional inlets of the Italian
kitchen, there are specialized
restaurants,
called
bruschetterías