Ancient Roman Statues toppled by visitor in the Vatican Museum, today. (More than mildly I would say)1yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/mildlyinfuriating
Strolling in Rome at night can lead you to things like this.1yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/ArchitecturePorn
Wisconsin Parmesan is actually more traditional and closer to the original recipe than genuine Parmigiano Reggiano.5mo ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/ShitAmericansSay
The 3600 (!) years old Lateran Obelisk. This is both the largest standing Egyptian Obelisk in the world and the oldest standing structure in Rome! Next time you go to Rome don't miss it!1yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/ancientrome
Despite the Empire fell, the city of Rome never declined completely. Almost 1600 years later, in 2022, you are strolling in the Roman Forum, enjoying a warm Saturday night. Alternative timeline.1yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/ancientrome
Temple of Hadrian, Rome. Built in 145 AD this temple didn't survive completely the test of time. Nonetheless, this remaining side was not demolished, but incorporated into a Papal Palace in 1695. Now it functions as the Chamber of Commerce of Rome.2yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/ancientrome
Today the Palio di Siena a historical and ancient horse race takes place in Siena, italy10mo ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/europe
NEET tra 15-29 anni nei paesi Europei. Italia prima in Europa, oltre il 20% mi sembra veramente troppo, si tratta di un disastro generazionale. Vorrei capire cosa ne pensate, quali sono le cause secondo voi e possibili soluzioni. Avete esperienza personali su questo?1yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/italy
Marmore Falls, Italy. Made by the Romans in 251 BC, it is still the tallest man-made waterfall in Europe and second tallest in the world. It was created by channeling stagnant waters of a huge swamp into a natural cliff.2yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/ancientrome
The Battle Of Harzhorn, 235 AD. This battle was fought between the Romans led by Maximinus Thrax and a confederation of germanic tribes. Result: Roman Victory. (More in the comments!)2yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/ancientrome
Last Season: game #19 Napoli was -7 from 1st place. Game #27: Napoli was 1st. Conclusions: the league is LONG. Keep calm and stop with this doom1yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/ACMilan
Today in Italy an old festivity is celebrated: Ferragosto (Feriae Augusti), established in 18 BC by emperor Augustus. Happy Feriae Augusti to anyone!1yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/europe
Il Parmesan del Wisconsin e piu tradizionale ed originale del Parmigiano Reggiano a quanto pare5mo ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/Italia
Probable formation for tomorrow. What do you guys think?? (source: Radio Rossonera)1yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/ACMilan
Player ratings by L'Equipe for Argentina vs France. Giroud: without mark, Theo: 31yr ⋅ LordBruschetta ⋅ r/ACMilan
