Nicolo Ciampini
Nicolo Ciampini writes location-based stories on Reveal.World.
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The Roman Arch of Aquino built with local travertine
The Roman-Byzantine baths of Syracuse
The fortress where a lord took his surname in 1252
The Artemision: A rare Ionic temple in the heart of Syracuse
The Evolution of the Aula Regia from Roman Palace Hall to Church
Villa Ghislanzoni del Barco Curti in the Bertesina locality
The Bronze Statue of San Carlo Borromeo
The Silent Whispers of the Ancient Colony: Cosa's Echoes from the Wane of Rome
The Tomba dei giganti di Li Lolghi
The 13th-century walls of Castrum Villaris Almexii
Augustan remains of the Roman forum in Milan
The defensive history of Rocca Borromea di Arona
Via alla Rocca
Castello di Castruzzone and the Via delle Gallie
The Sistine Chapel of rock art
Château Baraing in Pont-Saint-Martin
The castle named for shouting for hunger
The Rocca aldobrandesca di Buriano
The Colonna Pizzuta funerary monument
The Roman amphitheatre of Aosta
The ancient assembly hall of Reggio Calabria
The fort that held out after the city fell
Monumento ai Caduti di Porta Romana
The Medieval Fortress of Covolo di Butistone
The Casa dei Gladiatori in Pompeii
The reconstructed medieval village of Turin
The Rocca Aldobrandesca fortress in Suvereto
The unique pentagonal signaling tower of Castello di Sarmato
Monumento ai caduti di tutte le guerre in Parma
Roman commander statue: A memorial to Pietro Leopoldo in Livorno's Piazza San
The Monument to John Paul II in Rome
The 13th-century Castello San Salvatore in Susegana
The Delightful Palace of Belriguardo
The Doline of Pulo di Molfetta
A military hospital for flood victims
A 4th-5th century Roman bath complex beneath Catania's square
Cento Camerelle: A Roman archaeological site in Bacoli
Via Cento Camerelle, Bacoli
The largest Doric temple ever constructed in Sicily's Valley of Temples
Casa d'Argo: a house of the Roman era buried by the eruption of Vesuvius
Castello Aragonese: Surviving a Renaissance Fortress
The first post-modern football stadium in Italy
Ponte delle Sirenette: Italy's first wrought iron bridge
The marble monument to King Filippo IV in Palermo
The medieval ruins of the old church of Santo Spirito in Savona
The Marble Slide for Water and Lovers
The Cathedral Built on the Temple of Jupiter in Cuma
The bronze pine cone of the Cortile della Pigna
The Gonars concentration camp in Italy
The coastal defense battery of Punta Chiappa
Magenta: The site of the 1859 battle that gave its name to a color
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