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On the front stoop of Villa Lysis - Capri, Italy
u/Caratteraccio — 1 day ago
These Roman ruins sit in one of the most beautiful places in the entire empire
The Romans turned this quiet peninsula into a full colony In Butrint, Albania.
They built baths, a forum, an aqueduct, and expanded the theatre that still looks out over the water today.
Two thousand years later the arches, walls and theatre are still standing, surrounded by lakes, trees and the sea.
u/Caratteraccio — 3 days ago
The town where my grandparents have been living their whole life: Atena Lucana (Italy). Pic by Giuseppe Pessolano
The town is 650 meters above sea level. On this day it was completely surrounded by clouds
u/Brukaliffoo — 5 days ago
Trevi Fountain, Rome (ca 1850), by early French photographer Eugene Constant
Source of the photo: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/288400
u/FrankWanders — 5 days ago
One of the clearest and bluest ocean I have seen. Rabbit Island in Italy
u/Caratteraccio — 8 days ago