Rome

Rome is a beautiful city.
There are many different
attractions such as:
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Pantheon.
The Pantheon is one
of the most famous
monuments of ancient
Rome - it was built by
Marcus Agrippa in 27
BC, as evidenced by
the inscription on the
cornice of the portico.
Pantheon name
means - "dedicated to
all the gods." The
building was rebuilt
by Hadrian in the 2nd
century AD
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Collosseo.
Symbol of glory of
Rome - the
Colosseum, which is
considered the most
famous monument
of Italy. It was
originally called the
Flavian
Amphitheater,
Vespasian began its
construction of the
Flavian in 72 BC,
and added onto his
son - Titus '80
Opening Coliseum
celebrated 100
days. Colosseum
largest
amphitheater in the
world.
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Spanish Steps.
Spanish Steps were
built to connect the
Via del Babuino with
Via Felice in the
period from 1721 to
1725. It got its name
from the Spanish
Embassy was near.
The staircase was
designed by Italian
architect Francesco de
Sanctis. Spanish
Steps is a favorite
meeting place for
Romans and visitors
alike

Rome

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    Rome Rome is abeautiful city. There are many different attractions such as:
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      Pantheon. The Pantheon isone of the most famous monuments of ancient Rome - it was built by Marcus Agrippa in 27 BC, as evidenced by the inscription on the cornice of the portico. Pantheon name means - "dedicated to all the gods." The building was rebuilt by Hadrian in the 2nd century AD
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      Collosseo. Symbol of gloryof Rome - the Colosseum, which is considered the most famous monument of Italy. It was originally called the Flavian Amphitheater, Vespasian began its construction of the Flavian in 72 BC, and added onto his son - Titus '80 Opening Coliseum celebrated 100 days. Colosseum largest amphitheater in the world.
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      Spanish Steps. Spanish Stepswere built to connect the Via del Babuino with Via Felice in the period from 1721 to 1725. It got its name from the Spanish Embassy was near. The staircase was designed by Italian architect Francesco de Sanctis. Spanish Steps is a favorite meeting place for Romans and visitors alike