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Non-Catholic Cemetery
Rome, Italy
Peaceful historic cemetery known for the graves of Keats, Shelley and many international residents.
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Orange Garden
Rome, Italy
Small formal garden on the Aventine with orange trees and a framed view toward St Peter’s dome.
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Palatine Hill
Rome, Italy
The legendary birthplace of Rome and later the address of imperial palaces above the Forum and Circus Maximus.
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Palazzo Barberini
Rome, Italy
Baroque palace housing part of Italy’s National Galleries of Ancient Art.
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Palazzo Massimo alle Terme
Rome, Italy
National Roman Museum branch with sculpture, mosaics, frescoes and ancient luxury objects.
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Piazza del Popolo
Rome, Italy
Monumental northern gateway square with twin churches, fountains and an ancient obelisk.
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Pincio Terrace
Rome, Italy
Popular terrace above Piazza del Popolo, especially attractive around sunset.
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Portico d'Ottavia and Jewish Ghetto
Rome, Italy
Atmospheric district combining ancient ruins, a long Jewish history and distinctive Roman-Jewish food traditions.
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Pyramid of Cestius
Rome, Italy
Sharp-sided Roman funerary pyramid built into the later Aurelian Walls.
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Quirinal Square
Rome, Italy
Grand hilltop square facing the official residence of the President of Italy.
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Spanish Steps
Rome, Italy
Elegant eighteenth-century steps linking Piazza di Spagna with Trinità dei Monti.
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St Peter's Basilica
Rome, Italy
One of Christianity’s most important churches, known for its immense interior, Michelangelo’s dome and major artworks.
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Vatican Museums
Rome, Italy
Vast papal collections leading through decorated galleries to the Sistine Chapel.
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Villa Borghese Gardens
Rome, Italy
Large central park with shaded paths, lakes, museums and viewpoints.
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Villa Doria Pamphilj
Rome, Italy
Rome’s largest landscaped public park, with woodland, lawns, fountains and historic villas.
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Villa Farnesina
Rome, Italy
Renaissance villa decorated with frescoes by Raphael and other leading artists.
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Vittoriano and Altare della Patria
Rome, Italy
Huge white-marble national monument with military memorials and panoramic terraces.
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Skanderbeg Square
Prishtina, Kosovo
The capital’s central civic square, used for orientation, public events and access to major institutions.
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Mother Teresa Square
Prishtina, Kosovo
A pedestrianised central promenade linking civic, cultural and café life in the heart of Prishtina.
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NEWBORN Monument
Prishtina, Kosovo
The changing public artwork unveiled with Kosovo’s 2008 declaration of independence and repainted around new themes.
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National Library of Kosovo
Prishtina, Kosovo
A distinctive late-Yugoslav building known for its geometric domes, metal lattice and debated architectural character.
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Cathedral of Saint Mother Teresa
Prishtina, Kosovo
The capital’s major Roman Catholic cathedral, with a tower viewpoint when current access is available.
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Kosovo Museum
Prishtina, Kosovo
The principal national museum collection, covering archaeology, ethnology and modern historical material.
