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Daily Archives: October 21, 2011
Top 5: Museums
Capitoline Museums - Set around the stately Piazza Campidoglio, designed to drawings by Michelangelo, the Capitoline Museums are the oldest public collection in the world, started in 1471 with a group of ancient bronzes. Perhaps the main attraction, at least since … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Museums, Top 5
Tagged castel sant'angelo, castle, museums, top 10, top 5
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This Weekend in Rome: October 21-23
Friday: Your chance to enjoy cocktails and tasty treats in a Renaissance cloister is back as Chi0stro del Bramanate reopens its aperitivo tonight. Check out our review for more info. Saturday: After a successful summer season, Sabato Sera nei Musei … Continue reading
Renaissance Aperitivo: Chiostro del Bramante
Ever thought about enjoying an innovative and tasty appetizer spread alongside one of Rome’s better-made cocktails while ensconced in a Renaissance cloister? I thought so. While certainly not the cheapest, the daily aperitivo at Chiostro del Bramante, just off of … Continue reading
Posted in Beverages, Churches, Food
Tagged aperitivo, bramante, caffe della pace, chiostro del bramante, lagerfeld, renaissance
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