Ebook Guide: 10 books

The aim of this guide is to narrate the most famous archaeological site in the world by transporting the visitor into the life of the city before the terrible eruption in 79 A.C., and by revealing the many stories hidden among its ruins.

Every tourist traveling to Florence plans to see the David by Michelangelo, conserved in the Accademia Gallery. Indeed, the Accademia Gallery is known in the world as the Museum of Michelangelo, due to the presence of his Prigioni and of the David, located in the Tribune. However, this museum, the second...

This new guide to the Uffizi Gallery was conceived exclusively in digital format and is an indispensable aid for visiting one of the most important museums in the world.

This guide, conceived exclusively in digital format, will help you discover the famous art treasures which decorate the inimitable halls of the princely residence of the Borghese Gallery.

Probably no monument in the world is as well-known as the Colosseum, the icon of Rome and of antiquity. This guide, conceived exclusively in digital format, will help you discover its secrets, its stories, the protagonists of its history, Nero, the gladiators, the games involving animals and ships, the main events of its history, from splendour to ruin.

An incredible stream of people travels to Milan every year, from all sides of the globe, to see what is probably the most renowned fresco in art history: the Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci.

When you enter the Vatican Museums, built and expanded by Roman Popes over the course of five centuries, you are entering one of the most important locations in the history of human civilization.

For more than two thousand years, the Pantheon has represented the only Roman construction to remain intact over the course of the centuries. Its history is inextricably linked to the history of the Eternal City. The Pantheon also inspired the greatest architects of the Renaissance, to the point that Raphael asked to be buried here.

After the famous Fire of Rome, Emperor Nero began building a new residence, its walls coated in precious marbles and its vaults decorated in gold and precious stones, hence its name, the Domus Aurea.

The history of Saint Angel’s Castle substantially coincides with the history of Rome: the changes, the revolts, the misery and glory of the Eternal City seem to punctually involve this large complex, its contour mirrored by the waters of the Tiber for the past two thousand years.