Rome
Rome (Italian and Latin: Roma) is the capital city of Italy and of its Latium region. It is located on the Tiber and Aniene rivers, near the Mediterranean Sea, at {{coor dm|41|54|N|12|29|E|type:city(2,546,807)_region:IT}}. The Vatican City, a sovereign enclave within Rome, is the seat of the Roman Catholic Church and the home of the Pope.
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Italian - Latin - Italy - Latium - Tiber - Aniene - Rivers - Mediterranean Sea - Vatican City - Enclave - Roman Catholic Church - Pope
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Rome is the largest city in Italy and its municipality is one of the largest in Europe with an area of 1290 square kilometers (it could easily encircle the other nine Italian largest cities: Milan, Naples, Turin, Palermo, Genoa, Bologna, Florence, Bari, and Catania, as well as that of four major European capital cities like Paris, Berlin, Stockholm and Bruxelles). It has a population of 2,546,807 (2004) with almost 4 million living in the metropolitan area. The current mayor of Rome is Walter Veltroni.
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Milan - Naples - Turin - Palermo - Genoa - Bologna - Florence - Bari - Catania - Paris - Berlin - Stockholm - Bruxelles - Metropolitan area - Mayor of Rome - Walter Veltroni
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With a GDP of ?75 billion (higher than New Zealand's and equivalent to Singapore's), in the year 2001 Rome's municipality produced 6.5% of Italy's total GDP, the highest rate among all of Italy's cities.
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GDP - New Zealand - Singapore - 2001 - Italy
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The city's history extends nearly 2,800 years, during which time it has been the seat of ancient Rome (the Roman Kingdom, Roman Republic, Roman Empire), and later the Papal States, Kingdom of Italy and Italian Republic.
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Ancient Rome - Roman Kingdom - Roman Republic - Roman Empire - Papal States - Kingdom of Italy - Italian Republic
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| ► | Introduction |
| ► | History |
| ► | The modern city |
| ► | Education |
| ► | Monuments and sites |
| ► | Houses of worship |
| ► | Symbols and trivia |
| ► | References |
| ► | External links |
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DELUXE, SUNNY, CITY VIEWS, QUIET, WALK TO TOWN (mill valley) $5000 3bd
Beauty, Tranquility, Near Mill Valley Center Cafes, Easy drive to San Francisco. ****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Mill Valley's most treasured section- Blithedale Canyon/Middle Ridge. This is a happy and playful home with spectatular big windows and stunning views of the green hills and city from almost every room! 25 minute walk to Mill Valley's cafes and restaurants, 5 minutes walk to Mt Tamalpais trails. 20 min drive to Marin Airporter, from there, 45 minutes to SFO. Depending on how many people in your party and bedrooms needed, (1-3 bedrooms) and my vacation schedule, cost will go from $3000 to $8000 per month (see below). 4 people maximum. Quiet 3,400 sq. ft. home on hillside, two dead-end streets, with pool and big, high decks. (the decks are very high and the pool does not have lockable gates) Wireless DSL, photocopier, printer, big, 1967 kitchen with sunny and green breakfast area. One suite (in photo) and one bedroom on level one, my master bedroom on level three. Rooms are large and have lots of windows, bay windows in two bedrooms. Carpets are nearly new and have never had dogs or cats on them in case you are allergic. No Pets, no smoking. I am an author who loves to tango in Rome looking for a renter for two month minimum while I go on vacation. I will also consider hosting a renter (one-two months) while I am at home ($3000/mo). Dates are flexible. $6000-$8000 per month for the use of all or part of the house. Cleaning fee, security deposit, first and last month rent, refferals. Email me with your wishes and let's see if we can work something out. I speak English, Francais and Italiano and would be happy to discuss details in those languages! My name is Gayle, and you can call me at 415-389-1218 or email me through craigslist with your preferences for space and dates. I travel a great deal and email is often more efficient to get the ball rolling! Tell me your desired dates, and your requirements and wishes! Experience has shown me that I should repeat that regrettably, I can have no pets, no matter how loveable and well behaved.
Audrey Kawasaki's new painting series
One of our favorite artists, Audrey Kawasaki, has an exhibition in Rome, and she's posted scans of all her work on her blog. Her use of muted colors, foggy backgrounds, and antique flora and fauna embellishments, shows more refinement, restraint, and command than ever. Audrey Kawasaki's Rome art show...
My Rome, Italy, for your SF 1bd
I and my husband are seeking a one-week sublet in SF. We'd be open to swapping your furnished one- to two-bedroom for our furnished one-bedroom in Rome, Italy. Our apartment is located at metro Furio Camillo, a ten-minute metro ride from Termini and an easy bus ride from the historic center. Our apartment will be available from July 18 to August 9. We need a place to stay in SF from around August 1 to 9.
Cheap Hotels In Rome (hollister)
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Secession and Actual Democracy
If one takes a moment to observe the present day size of yesterday's worldly empires, noteablely Greece, France, Great Britain & Rome it is evident that in the end, "small was beautiful'.If France today witnessed it's government with a 30% or less approval rating, hence it's people would call a general strike and that government would grind to a halt and be headed for ouster rather quickly. But that is an example of "a government controlled by it's people". Ironically, the USA who's founding principles set out to do even more than that, has crashed and burned, with it's leader now having only a 24% approval and it's Congress at 11%. As for it's people, they have no control of the situation, rather the situation keeps gaining more control over them. American democracy now being dismantled from it's citizenry is left with only one alternative; "secession". For a "regional example", eventually the peoples of the States of let's say, "New York" and the "New England States" for instance, will find that their only hopes of securing their borders, reducing their federal budgets, cutting their property taxes and remedying their immigration, medical and socials ills, will be to secede from the Union of the United States and to form their own neighboring country. It is America's inevitable fate in the end. All it needs is the first shining example and all it's war machinery needs is to be brought under a more sane control by "a flight of funds"! (Try pondering your State for a moment along with some of it's neighbors and consider what type of "new country" you might come up with.) Paul CassonMinnesota, USA
Charming Villa in the Hilltowns North of Rome, Italy (Italy - Orte) $2600
Private villa in the territory of the ancient Etruscans: within half an hour to one hour distance from Rome, Spoleto, Orvieto, Assisi, Perugia, Todi, Viterbo, Civita di Bagnoregio, Tarquinia, Bolsena, and Vico lakes. The villa can accommodate up to 8-10 people. Wireless Internet access. Payments: We accept major credit cards, checks, bank transfers/wires or bank drafts. Speak with owner in Seattle: 206 525-8766 Please visit our web site for more pictures and information. Grazie! http://www.leterrae.com
LUXURY BED & BREAKFAST IN ROME (ITALY - ROME) $60
We are located in the centre of Rome in the beautiful Aventino area, one of the Eternal City seven hills.For us the client must feel at home, you will have the keys of the apartment and the use of a large fridge to keep your own food and drinks.The mighty Coliseum is less than ten minutes walk away. - THE PRICE FOR ONE NIGHT FOR TWO PERSONS IS: 60 EURO - THE PRICE FOR ONE NIGHT FOR THREE PERSONS IS: 80 EURO
OUR 2BR HOUSE FOR YOUR PARIS OR ROME FLAT (berkeley)
2BR/1B House in the N. Berkeley Hills. Large kitchen, modern appliances, breakfast nook deck with glass umbrella table, and glider. One large bedroom with TV and loveseat; one smaller bedroom; Vintage green-tiled bath with tub and large shower. Arts and Crafts style; huge living room with plate-glass window overlooking a great garden and forest; several small parks nearby; many steps and paths in all directions; magnificent Tilden Park an easy hike or drive if thats not enough. Free wireless internet and local and national telephone; washer/dryer; dishwasher. Squeaky-clean. Ideal for 1-2 people visiting Berkeley, looking for a peaceful place for writing/work/study/relaxation. 3 minute bus ride to Cal Berkeley or 10 minute walk ~10 minute bus to Downtown Berkeley and BART easy on-street parking 25 minutes to San Francisco and 45 minutes to Napa Valley Available September 23-October 14
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