The fountain of life isn't dependent on coin tossing — fun as that can be in a place like Rome. I can count on a God who knows my future and has it securely in His hand — and whose fountain flows ...
Ireland’s pack was rocked by Italy in their Six Nations meeting and England have taken note ...
England also want to ensure the scrums do not descend into a stop-start mess and instead offer crucial rewards to the stronger pack. There are now English cries of “Get to the contest” audible over ...
A surge of new tourist taxes and fees are going into effect, across entire countries, states, and cities, as well as specific sites like museums and monuments. Here’s a rundown of those fees.
Trevi Fountain has, as of today, become a paid attraction. To descend the steps, touch the water, and toss a lucky coin from ...
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The collapse of Roman coinage: How debasement, inflation, and military costs triggered an economic crisis in the third century AD
This comprehensive historical exploration traces the financial collapse of the Roman Empire during the 3rd century AD, detailing how emperors struggling to fund a massive army, vast building projects, ...
The fee is part of a broader initiative, including a nearly $6 fee for some city museums, to enhance the tourist experience and support maintenance costs.
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Walking the Camino in the Shadow of Belief
The Weekend Read / I trudged through Spain as a rift grew within American Catholicism. I returned home with a renewed sense ...
Tourists hoping to get close to the Trevi Fountain had to pay 2 euros ($2.35) starting Monday as the city of Rome inaugurated a new fee structure to help raise money and control crowds at one o ...
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