Rome. The Complete History of the City

Book summary for "Rome. The Complete History of the City" by A. Grava: The Eternal City! It was called the "Eternal City" back in the 1st century BC, when it was about seven hundred years old. Italy's capital is inexorably approaching the celebration of its 2800th anniversary, which will take place in April 2047. In our fast-paced times, there are "All Rome in One Day" sightseeing tours. But spending only one day in Rome and understanding anything is impossible—it's like trying to learn an entire course of advanced mathematics in a day. Don't be fooled, or you will be disappointed. Rome does not reveal itself at once, and it only reveals itself to those who know how to see. It reveals itself and draws you in. As Stendhal wrote: "You may grow tired of Rome after two months, but never after six, and if you stay here for a year, you will have the idea of staying here forever." The "City History Made Simple" series is dedicated to the most famous cities in the world. The pages of each book bring together the most important and surprising facts about history, culture, the daily lives of city dwellers in different eras, and the music that has echoed through the centuries. All the information is clearly organized. The amusing and interesting facts are easy to remember and retell to friends. The book will be useful for both travelers and those who want to know their history better. In each book you will find:• A chronology of the city's history• 20 famous city dwellers• QR codes with music from different eras. Read on…