Historical Sites

But what was this burrow really? The seat of the Sibyl or a defensive structure? Many people wonder, but a precise answer is not known by anyone. Disc… Read the rest

Called Palus Acherusia by the ancients, known by Lycophron and described by Strabo, Lake Fusaro took this name only in the Angevin period, when it was… Read the rest

It was founded by settlers Tarantini and Thurioti around 434 B.C., after a war that had seen them as enemies. The city is situated on high ground betw… Read the rest

Since the Middle Ages, the grain and salt market has been held here, and today, although only for a month, Marienplatz once again hosts a market, the… Read the rest

In fact, its very ancient Messapian origins and the archaeological remains of Roman rule mingle with the richness and exuberance of the Baroque, typic… Read the rest

Once home to the school of Pythagoras and a fertile land for grain products, Metapontum and its archaeological sites are now a destination for tourist… Read the rest

The colossal structure was constructed in 1924. Located at the tip of Apollo Bunder, the gateway overlooks the Mumbai harbor, bordered by the Arabian… Read the rest

The Arch of Trajan is a unique work of art. A symbol of Benevento, it represents a well-preserved testimony to Roman civilization. The date of its con… Read the rest

he Mole Antonelliana, an architectural symbol of Turin, was begun by Novara architect Alessandro Antonelli in 1863. Originally conceived as a synagogu… Read the rest

This Minoan palace is a place of history, legends, and Crete’s most extensive and important archaeological site. The Minoan palace is the larges… Read the rest