Milan

Walking around Rome, you can admire the columns and ancient Egyptian obelisks in its various corners. Most of the columns erected in the glory of a particular emperor. Picturesque stone pillars testify to the triumph of the commanders and rulers of ancient Rome. The most famous monuments glorified in the centuries of Marcus Aurelius, Trajan and other worthy.

The Capitol Square in the past is the center of the political life of Ancient Rome. Today it is one of the most holistic and harmonious Roman squares. Designed by her brilliant Michelangelo Buonarotti. The Capitol Square and the Cordonate Staircase For centuries, the Capitol Square (Piazza del Campidoglio) is located on top of the Capitol Hill.

A couple of days ago, in the capital of Italy, the famous robber of the Trevi Roman Fountain died, who stole a trifle from a local landmark with impunity for more than thirty years. Roberto Chercheletta, nicknamed D'Artagnan due to the high boots in which he "went to work", died at the age of 62, most of which he devoted to his favorite pastime - extracting coins thrown by tourists into one of the most famous fountains in the world.

Like a butterfly, not sparing its wings, flies into the light, so chocolate gourmets, not sparing their own stomachs, flock to Turin from around the world in late November. According to statistics, the CioccolaTò Chocolate Festival in Turin annually gathers more than 700 from thousands of people, and in just ten days more than 30 tons of chocolate delicacies are eaten here.