Christmas gifts for travel lovers: 10 experience gifts they’ll treasure
Be honest; how frequently do you happen upon an item in your home that you’d love to discard, but feel obliged to keep simply because you received it as a gift?
Be honest; how frequently do you happen upon an item in your home that you’d love to discard, but feel obliged to keep simply because you received it as a gift?
Heir to Julius Caesar, he was one of the most famous (and controversial) leaders from Ancient Rome, but how much do you really know about Caesar Augustus?
Leonardo da Vinci began painting The Last Supper in 1495, and over five hundred years later it has become one of the most prolific paintings in history.
Erased from official records, and ‘condemned from memory’ Marino Faliero was the first and only Doge of Venice to have his portrait erased from the Great Hall of the Doge’s …
And while the growth of the medium has facilitated discussion around more niche topics, the popularity of podcasts focussing on mainstream subjects like Ancient Rome and world history certainly haven’t suffered as a result!
Few things could be as fascinating to the historically minded as Pompeii – a town buried by the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D
The Mona Lisa found itself at the epicentre of a publicity storm in July 2019, after it was moved from the Louvre’s Salle des États to its Galerie Médicis. The reason? Simply to facilitate the former’s renovation ahead of an exhibition in honour of the 500th anniversary of Da Vinci’s death in October.
Painter, writer, inventor, sculptor, musician – Leonardo da Vinci was one of Italy’s original Renaissance men.
The Eiffel Tower is perhaps the most recognizable man-made structure in the world.