Via Sottoriva in Verona owes its name to its location, near the bank of the river Adige. An extension of low porticoes on one side gives the road its strong medieval appearance. It also features the 13-14th century casa…
Starting with early settlements in the area of the Aterno Valley, the phenomenon of encastellation led, in Norman times, to the birth of a rare example of a planned community, born that is from a premeditated economic…
Piazza Maggiore, 115m in length and 60m in width, is the heart of the city of Bologna. It dates to 1200 when the Commune began to buy houses and land to build a square that would properly represent the importance of the…