Rome, founded by Romulus and Remus, has a rich history as a major metropolis, featuring landmarks like the Pantheon, Colosseum, and Trevi Fountain. Naples, the capital of Campania, was established by Greek settlers and is known for attractions such as the Capodimonte Museum and San Carlo Theater. Both cities celebrate various traditions and are known for their distinctive culinary specialties.

1. ROME
AND
NAPLES

2. Rome is an italian city founded by Romulus and
Remus, according to tradition, both raised by a
wolf.
It is the Italy's province and one of the most
populated cities.
In the course of its history, which lasts three
millenniums, it was one of the great metropolis
of Humanity.
ROME

3. PANTHEON
Pantheon is a circular temple
erected by Hadrian in Rome,
between the years 118 and 125
AD entirely built on the ruins of
the temple erected in the 27th.
C. by Agrippa, destroyed by a
fire in 80, dedicated to all gods.

4. COLOSSEUM
The Colosseum is an
amphitheater of the
period of the Roman
Empire, built in the
first century building
in central Rome.

5. TREVI FOUNTAIN
It is the largest
and most famous
of the monumental
Baroque fountains
in Rome.

6. ARCH OF CONSTANTINE
The Arch of Constantine is a
triumphal arch located between
the Colosseum and the Palatine
Hill in Rome. He rose to
commemorate the victory of
Constantine the Great in the
Battle of Milvian Bridge on 28
October 312, and other previous
emperors.

7. TRADITIONS
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One of the main
celebrations of the
Romanesque popular
tradition was the fifteenth
to the nineteenth century,
the carnival.
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A current Roman folk
custom are the dives into
the Tiber during New Year
celebrations.

8. TYPICAL FOOD
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Supplì alla romana.
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Spaghetti alla carbonara.
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Bucatini all’amatriciana.
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Pasta alla checca.
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Rigatoni con la pajata.

9. NAPLES
Naples is the most populous city of southern Italy, capital of
the region of Campania and of the province of Naples.
The history of the city begins with the Greeks of Euboea, who
in the early eighth century. C. founded on the island of Ischia,
which was probably the first Greek colony in the West:
Pithecussae. In the same century, settlers fleeing major
geological events left the island and founded the city of
Cumae. The people of this city founded a century tardela city
of Partenope on the hill of Pizzofalcone. Subsequently, at least
from the V century. C. the Greeks called the place Neapolis.

10. Museum of Capodimonte
The Palace and Museum
Capodimontees large palace
of the House of Bourbon in
Naples initially used as a
summer residence of the
kings of Naples and the Two
Sicilies and currently
contains the art collection
of the National Museum and
Gallery of Capodimonte.

11. The Theatre of San Carlos
The Theatre of San
Carlos is the most
important theater in
Naples and one of the
most famous in the
world. Opened on
November 4, 1737, is
the oldest active opera
theater in the world.

12. THE CATACOMBS OF SAN
GENNARO
The Catacombs of
San Gennaro are
underground
facilities Early
Christian burial.

13. TRADITIONS
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July 15-16: Feast of
the Virgin of Carmen.
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September:
Pizzavillage; Piedigrotta
party.
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December 31: New
Year in Piazza Plebiscito
and the promenade.

14. TYPICAL FOOD
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Pizza marinara.
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Pizza margherita.
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Pastasciutta.

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