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On the slopes of the Janiculum, an ancient hill in Rome, within the complex of San Pietro in Montorio - today part of the Royal Academy of Spain - there is a small but great architectural jewel, the Tempietto del Bramante. The building was built by Donato Bramante between 1502 and 1509 , although it was ordered by the Spanish royals in fulfilment of the vow made for the birth of their first son, Giovanni, who died prematurely in 1497. It was also supposed to celebrate the martyrdom of St. Pietro which, according to tradition, took place right on the Janiculum.

The Church of Santa Maria Antiqua, discovered in 1900 on the slopes of the Palatine, preserves on its walls a wealth of paintings, dating from the 6th to 9th centuries, when it was abandoned after its collapse in an earthquake in 847. It went through several decorative phases, as shown by the wall, where they are layered to form a “palimpsest”. On this large fragment, six layers of painting can be identified, ranging between the 4th-5th centuries and the 8th century CE.

Traveling along the Latina Wine Route means to make a travel in the time, you can discover hidden places, villages that lived through millenary histories, with a fantastic landscapes, tastes and traditions that makes Italy  a unique country in the worl and Latina Wine Route a treasure to discover.

 

The Latina Wine Route is an exploration of food and wine in a territory that is rich of history, from the south of Rome to the Lepini mountains

There is only one place in Italy where guests can fly boarding a Flying Cinema, challenge the fury of the Dinosaurs, become the protagonist of Assassin's Creed, play with the snow all year round and get refreshed in the swimming pool...it's Cinecittà World , the new amusement park for cinema and TV in Rome. The park has 40 attractions, 6 shows per day and 7 themed areas…