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The Sanctuary of Loreto Holy House
Loreto, nestled in the Ancona Province, is a charming little town celebrated globally for its renowned Sanctuary. This sacred site places it among the top pilgrimage destinations for Catholics, alongside Medjugorje and Lourdes. Devotees flock to Lore
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Tempio Malatestiano
The Tempio Malatestiano, once known as the church of San Francesco until the 1800s, stands as a remarkable testament to history in the heart of Rimini. It's not just an architectural gem but a journey through time, embodying centuries-old stories and
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Domus Del Chirurgo
Nestled in the bustling heart of Rimini, a city that beautifully marries ancient history with modern flair, lies the fascinating gem known as the 'Surgeon's House' or Domus Del Chirurgo. This remarkable site boasts some of the best-preserved domestic
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The Tiberius Bridge
Il Ponte di Tiberio stands as a remarkable piece of ancient architecture in the charming city of Rimini. Construction began during the reign of Emperor Augustus, a testament to his ambitious plans for the city, yet it was completed under Emperor Tibe
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Cathedral of San Lorenzo
Constructed in the 15th century to replace an earlier Romanesque cathedral, this magnificent structure stands in a location revered as sacred since ancient times. Recent discoveries have unearthed multiple layers of history, each whispering tales fro
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Fontana Maggiore
Nestled in the heart of Perugia, the Fontana Maggiore is a stunning piece of medieval art that never fails to captivate its visitors. Created between 1278 and 1280 by the talented duo Nicola and Giovanni Pisano, this fountain was a celebration of the
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Chapel of St. Maria Formosa
Nestled in history, the Chapel of St. Maria Formosa is a remarkable testament to the architectural brilliance of the 6th century. Originally part of a grand Benedictine abbey that met its demise in the 16th century, this chapel still stands proudly t
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Arch of the Sergii
The “Golden Gate,” an impressive relic from ancient times, was constructed between 29 and 27 BC by the prominent Sergi family. This triumphal arch was created to honor three family members who held significant positions in Pula. It originally leaned
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Temple of Augustus
Nestled in the heart of the Forum, the Temple stands as a grand tribute to both the goddess Roma and Emperor Augustus. Built between 2 BC and AD 14, coinciding with the Emperor's passing, its architecture mirrors the classic style of ancient temples.
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Gate of Hercules
Nestled between two likely medieval towers, built with the simplicity of uncarved stone blocks, stands a remarkable piece of history: the Gate of Hercules. At the top of its weathered arch, you can just make out a carving of Hercules' head alongside
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Archaeological Museum of Istria
In 1802, when Marshal Marmont started collecting stone monuments at the Temple of Augustus, he had no idea he was laying the groundwork for what would become a remarkable museum collection in Pula. Fast forward a century to 1902, and the unearthing o
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Arena Amphitheater
When you visit Pula, the Amphitheater, affectionately known as the Arena of Pula, is an absolute must-see. It's like stepping back into ancient history as you stand in a place where gladiators once battled fiercely. Built in the 1st century AD under
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Sea Organ
Zadar presents a captivating blend of architecture and music, with its world-famous Sea Organ as the star attraction. Nestled right beside the intriguing installation called the Greeting to the Sun, this unique organ produces music powered by the sea
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Roman Forum Zadar
In Zadar, you'll find an ancient treasure: the Forum, built by the first Roman emperor, Gaius Julius Caesar Octavian. This historical gem is backed by inscriptions in stone from the 3rd century, marking the completion of its construction. Once, a gra
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Archaeological Museum Zadar
As you stroll past the glass facade of the Archaeological Museum in Zadar, you'll catch a mesmerizing reflection of the ancient Forum and the iconic Saint Donatus. These landmarks are intertwined with the Museum's history, dating back to efforts from
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Zadar City Museum
The Zadar City Museum, established in 1960, became a part of the National Museum Zadar in 1962, adopting the name the Cultural-Historical Department. This fascinating museum is nestled within a building that once served as the St. Krševan monastery,
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Kalelarga
From ancient times, when it was known as Via Magna, Strada Grande, or Ruga Magistra, Kalelarga has been the heart of Zadar. For locals, it's much more than just a street. It serves as the city's main artery, a cultural icon, and a symbol filled with
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Croatian National Theatre Zadar
When you think of Zadar, you might picture its stunning coastline or ancient Roman ruins. But nestled in this historic city is a gem for theatre lovers: the Croatian National Theatre. This cultural institution has been captivating audiences with its
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Land Gate
Stepping into the Old Town is like traveling back in time. You enter through the Land Gate, known locally as Kopnena vrata, located at the southern edge of the Old Town. This gate, with its striking triumphal arch, stands as a tribute to the legendar
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People's Square
The People's Square in Zadar is the heartbeat of the city, echoing stories from the medieval era to the present day. As you wander through this lively hub, you're instantly swept up by its energy and charm. It's a place where history meets the hustle
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Rectors Palace
Historical records mention the Rector's Palace in Zadar as early as the 13th century. Over the centuries, this grand building has seen numerous transformations, culminating in its most recent restoration and reopening on February 10th, 2017. The pala
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Museum of Ancient Glass
The Museum of Ancient Glass in Zadar is a treasure trove for anyone with a penchant for history and artistry. Nestled in the heart of this charming Croatian city, the museum offers a delightful souvenir shop where you can purchase fascinating publica
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The Old Town
The Old Town is a captivating place where history feels alive. Once an island fortified by medieval walls, it still boasts three of its original seven gates: The Gate of St. Benedict, The Portica, and The Gate of the Holy Cross. Imagine life here dat
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Civic Museum Rovinj
Nestled in the heart of a stunning baroque palace dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, the museum of Rovinj was brought to life in 1954. A group of passionate local artists had a vision: to unite the city's rich cultural heritage under one roo
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Church of St. Euphemia
Once upon a time, a quaint little church dedicated to St. George stood where the magnificent Church of St. Euphemia proudly stands today. When the sarcophagus of St. Euphemia made its way to Rovinj, the original church couldn't handle the influx of p
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Franciscan Monastery Rovinj
Rovinj stands out on the west coast for its intriguing history, especially since it initially lacked a Franciscan monastery during the early days of the order. It wasn't until the tail end of the fifteenth century that the Diocese of San Geronimo dec
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Church of St.Thomas Rovinj
Nestled just 4 kilometers north of Rovinj, St. Thomas Church stands quietly by the old railway line that once connected Rovinj to the quaint town of Kanfanar. This charming church, with its cross-shaped ground plan, boasts a distinctive church tower
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The Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore
The Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore stands proudly as one of Rome's four Papal basilicas, alongside the renowned Saint Peter, Saint John in the Lateran, and Saint Paul Outside the Walls. This majestic church is a must-see for anyone visiting the Ete
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Palazzo dei Papi
The Pope's residence was set up in the bishop's palace, which was expanded and enhanced to meet the grandeur and solemnity expected of a papal seat. Nestled in the charming town of Viterbo, Italy, this historic palace is a striking example of medieva
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The Tower of Mangia
Standing proudly at 102 meters above the bustling Piazza del Campo, the Torre del Mangia at the Palazzo Pubblico is a sight to behold and ranks as the third tallest tower in Italy. Its sleek, elegant form is crafted primarily from red brick, symboliz
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The Duomo in Siena
The Duomo in Siena is perched majestically in a piazza that overlooks the bustling Piazza del Campo. This stunning Gothic masterpiece is a treasure trove of art and history, showcasing works by the legendary Pisano, Donatello, and Michelangelo, along
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The Palazzo Vecchio Museum & Tower
Palazzo Vecchio is a captivating blend of Roman ruins, a Medieval fortress, and breathtaking Renaissance chambers adorned with stunning paintings. It's like stepping into a miniature world where art and history have seamlessly intertwined for centuri
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Piazza della Signoria
The Piazza della Signoria in Florence is like stepping into a living history book. This bustling square has been the political heart of the city since the 14th century, watched over by the majestic Palazzo Vecchio. Imagine the echoes of past triumphs
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Florence Cathedral
Florence's cathedral, a stunning icon of the city, towers majestically with its impressive Renaissance dome, the brainchild of Filippo Brunelleschi. Right across, you'll find the baptistery. The cathedral, named in honor of Santa Maria del Fiore, is