In this article, we explore the fascinating world of how ancient Romans ordered wine in popular taverns. This colorful tradition reveals daily life, language, and culture in Rome’s past. The title Roman Wine Measures Explained introduces a journey through unique units like the sospiro, quartino, foglietta, tubo, and the legendary barzilai, all of which still charm historians and wine lovers today.
If you’ve ever dreamed of walking above a real Roman arch for free, Walking Ancient Rome is exactly the kind of hidden experience you will love. What follows is the complete story of my visit to the Church of San Tommaso in Formis.
Welcome to an extraordinary Roman legend: Wine Flowing Mascherone Fountain. This story tells of the famous fountain on Via Giulia that, incredibly, once poured real red wine for three entire days.
Comes from a playful—but historically grounded—episode in Rome’s tavern life. A thin line on a wine jug became a symbol of precision, suspicion, and humor,
If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping into a film set, Cinematic Coffee Break Rome is exactly the vibe you’ll find in this unique Roman spot—an experience that blends style, design, and cinema right in the heart of the Eternal City.
The extraordinary Castello Caetani in Sermoneta — a place where Medieval Fortress Legends come alive. This hilltop stronghold is one of the finest medieval castles in Italy,
This article explores the origins, myths, and secrets of Vicolo della Spada di Orlando, a hidden alley in Rome where legend meets history. The mysterious story behind Orlando’s Legendary Sword continues to fascinate visitors and locals alike.
A place where Roman engineering, medieval charm, and royal elegance come together. Just one hour from Madrid, this small Castilian gem
In the heart of Florence’s Oltrarno district lies a place where history, myth, and architecture overlap in fascinating ways. This story—The Grifagno Hawk Square
This unusual building, now completely gone, once stood stubbornly between San Reparata and the Baptistery.
