Rome devotes an exhibition to one of the greatest engravers in history. Piranesi, the master engraver, printmaker and architect famous
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Covid-19: Rome zoo risks closure as visitor numbers plummet
Bioparco di Roma sounds alarm as Italy bans school trips. Rome’s zoo says it is in “serious difficulty” and risks
Covid-19 in Italy: We won’t send police to check on house parties, says Conte
Italy imposes fresh restrictions as the nation registers almost 6000 new covid-19 cases in a single day. Italy’s premier Giuseppe
Rome’s Borghese Gallery stays opens late
Special evening openings at Galleria Borghese on Thursdays and Fridays. Galleria Borghese, one of Rome’s most beautiful museums, will stay
Italy covid-19 cases surge to new daily record over 7,000
Italy’s record high number of cases matched by record number of tests. Italy registered 7,332 new coronavirus infections over the
Number of covid-19 infections continues to rise in Italy
Number of covid-19 infections continues to rise in Italy. In the last 24 hours the number of positives cases has
Fucino: How Italy drained its third largest lake
The draining of Lake Fucino was first undertaken by the Romans but was not entirely successful until the 19th century.
Italy clamps down on parties to combat covid-19
Italy introduces fresh nationwide restrictions to combat covid-19 including a clampdown on parties in the home. Italy’s premier Giuseppe Conte and health
How a forgotten Roman palace near the Colosseum could become the new Torlonia Museum
The legendary Torlonia Collection seeks a permanent home in Rome. An abandoned Renaissance palace near the Colosseum could become the
World Food Day 2020: Rome’s FAO celebrates 75 years
FAO lights up the Colosseum for World Food Day. World Food Day 2020 will be marked by the Rome-based United