Aquarium of Genoa – Virtual Tour 360°
The Aquarium of Genoa is the largest aquarium in Italy and the second largest in Europe, anchoring the redeveloped Porto Antico waterfront.
The Aquarium of Genoa is the largest aquarium in Italy and the second largest in Europe, anchoring the redeveloped Porto Antico waterfront.
The Ponte della Libertà is the 3.85-kilometre road causeway that links mainland Mestre to the historic islands of Venice across the lagoon.
Villa Floridiana stands on the Vomero hill above Naples, set within a landscape park of roughly eight hectares that opens onto a long panorama of the Bay…
On the northern edge of Pietragalla, a hill town in inland Basilicata, roughly two hundred palmenti — small rural wine cellars dug into the tuff — form…
Villa Farnese rises above the village of Caprarola in northern Lazio as one of the defining Mannerist commissions of sixteenth-century Italy, designed…
Between 1303 and 1305 the Florentine painter Giotto di Bondone covered every interior surface of the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua with a unified fresco…
Piazza Duomo is the ceremonial heart of Ortigia, the small island that holds the historic core of Syracuse.
Founded around 529 by Saint Benedict of Nursia on a rocky hill some 130 kilometres southeast of Rome, the Abbey of Monte Cassino is the first house…
The Palladian Basilica is the white-stone envelope that Andrea Palladio wrapped, between 1546 and 1614, around the medieval Palazzo della Ragione…
Trajan’s Column is a Roman triumphal column inaugurated on 12 May 113 CE in the heart of the Foro di Traiano.