Nicolo Ciampini writes location-based stories on Reveal.World.
The only Early Christian private oratory to survive
Enrico Barberi's sculpture of a soul departing for the afterlife
Rocca aldobrandesca: the medieval ruins of Il Sasso
The sinking of the SS Transylvania
Temple L in the Valley of the Temples
The Tempio di Iside in Agrigento
The Dovecote Billed as Archimedes' Tomb
The granite monument to Giuseppe Garibaldi in Lecco
The Strategic Junction of the Traiana Frentana Road
The Dual Monuments to Giuseppe Garibaldi in Monza
The rock dwellings of Matera: a land from the past
The ruined castle of Pinzano al Tagliamento
The defensive walls of Azetium in Puglia
The Bronze Family of the Monumento ai Bersaglieri
Rocca di Montestaffoli: A 14th-century fortress for modern art
Garibaldi's Monument: Pisa's bronze memorial
The marble monument to Leopold II in Grosseto
The Grotta di Matromania on the coast of Capri
The Stitched Man of Grotta del Genovese
The Ossario Piccoli Martiri di Gorla
The Monument of the Four Moors
The Roman hypogeum beneath the ruined church of Sant'Euplio
Le colonne di San Marco e San Tòdaro
The Italian Submarine That Traveled to Landlocked Milan
The submerged town of Curon Venosta and its remaining bell tower
Palazzo Mincuzzi: A symbol of commerce in Bari
The Temple of Mars Ultor and the recovery of the Aquilae
The fortress on the hill of Spoleto built between 1363 and 1367
The Tomb of Caecilia Metella and its Roman concrete
The royal monastery of Santa Giulia in Brescia
Via dei Musei 81b, Brescia
The castle where Turin's museums were hidden during World War II
Piazza Castello 1, Agliè
Rocca Pia
The Rocca Malvezzi-Campeggi: A Medieval Castle in Dozza
The marketplace for cobblers and booksellers
The Forum of Augustus and the Temple of Mars Ultor
A gilded Cleopatra in the Forum of Caesar
The world's largest cloister at Padula Charterhouse
Viale Certosa 1, Padula
The royal residence built for horses and leisure
The palace where the Gonzaga family built a theater for gambling
The History of Castello dei Tizzoni di San Genuario
A Palladian villa with a unique history
How 800 men and 160 horses moved a 25-metre obelisk
Castello di Vezio: A WWI defensive fortress overlooking Lake Como
Via per Perledo, Perledo
Castello dei Laghi: Built around 1860 on the commission of Vittorio Emanuele II
The Agricultural Wing That Became a Mansion
Villa Valmarana, a 16th-century patrician villa in Vicenza
The room where the barons plotted a rebellion
The villa that inspired American estates
The 19th-century castle of Ferdinand Maximilian
Viale Miramare, Trieste