Certosa di Bologna — the Napoleonic Monumental Cemetery (1801) with the Chapels of Puccini, Guercino and Hayez
Napoleon's decree of Saint-Cloud (1804) ordered that the dead be buried outside city walls and that cemeteries be…
Napoleon's decree of Saint-Cloud (1804) ordered that the dead be buried outside city walls and that cemeteries be…
A major Adriatic resort town with 9 km of beaches, protected salt pans and pine forests supporting migratory…
Renaissance city in Emilia-Romagna, home to the Malatesta Library—Europe's first civic library and a UNESCO Memory of the…
A food hall carved out of the factory where the Oreo was born, its brick and pipework left…
On the campo where the Strada Nova begins: a church rebuilt in 1575 around a chapel of the…
Chieti, Abruzzo's regional capital, spans two districts: the historic hilltop Chieti Alta and the modern valley Chieti Scalo,…
A Lombardian town of Celtic and Roman origins, Chiuduno preserves an ancient toponym and important archaeological epigraphs near…
Chivasso is a historic town and comune in the Metropolitan City of Turin, Piedmont, situated on the left…
The Christuskirche in Mannheim is a Protestant church completed in 1911, rising prominently at Werderplatz in the city's…
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