A blog on the best libraries in the world according to a historian and where she has visited.
Best Libraries in the World—a Bibliophile’s Compilation
A blog on the best libraries in the world according to a historian and where she has visited.
Tag: Rome
Rome Attractions: Nero’s Golden Palace
Roman history is filled with colorful characters, but few are so universally disliked as Nero. He is portrayed as cruel and debauched—a morally depraved man whose ego was more important than the citizens of Rome. The empire was appalled when he had his own mother put to death. If a man could be this brutal… Continue reading Rome Attractions: Nero’s Golden Palace
Rome Attractions–Campo de Fiori
The writer describes their discovery of Campo de Fiori in Rome, starting with a rainy morning visit to the Pantheon. They encountered a statue of Giordano Bruno and later visited the bustling day-time market. The market, surrounded by historic buildings, transforms into a lively area at night. The post ends with an invitation for support and travel recommendations.
Rome Attractions–Palatine Hill
Palatine Hill, the birthplace of Rome, combines historical significance and stunning natural beauty. A visit offers a journey through ancient Roman history, from the Iron Age huts to the imperial palaces and gardens. With thorough planning and a guidebook, visitors can explore this timeless site, admiring ruins and enjoying panoramic views of the city.
Roaming Historian 