The Unabellavista: Rome Guidebook is perfect for the savvy, self-guided traveler visiting Rome. As you explore Rome at your leisure, you will bring to life and uncover the meaning of over 110 sights making each work of art enjoyable beyond the art's breathtaking beauty. Visit the art and sights of Rome with your personal companion the Unabellavista Rome Guidebook and audio guide. As you gaze at Rome's most famous ceiling you will learn about the agony of Michelangelo; while you soak in Caravaggio's use of light you will learn about his depravity. Unabellavista Rome connects the dots between Rome's eventful history through art, history, mythology, and the Italian artists. Unabellavista Rome accompanied guidebook with the audio guide allow you to listen and learn as you admire the wonders of Rome at your leisure.
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The guidebook Unabellavista Rome was the perfect compliment to our vacation. I downloaded the audio guide right to my iPod, and was able to listen to the insights and explanations effortlessly. It was so convenient to have this information at my fingertips. Plus, we didn't have to spend the extra 4 Euros per person at each museum to rent their audio guides. I figure that saved me 32 euros right there. The maps, suggested itineraries, and restaurant recommendations made planning the trip simple and painless. Overall the guidebook and audio guide played a big part in making my trip to Rome perfect. I just wish there was one for Florence and Milan. --Dan Hersom
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Anthony Capozzoli has a passion for Italy's art, history, architecture, food, and the Italian language. His family hails from Campagna and Sicily and it has been a dream come true to write Unabellavista Rome. He threads together each of the 110 masterpieces covered in the guidebook through art, history, mythology, and bibilical history to explain the art beyond its breathtaking beauty. Unabellavista Rome is the first book in a series to bring Italy and its art to life in a fun and easy way.
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How Tour Books should be; needs further expansion,
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This is the type of book you won't find at the book store, because it isn't backed by a major publisher. However, this book has great content along with some basic practical information (cost/hours/maps). I hope that Anthony (the author) can expand this tour guide further to include many more locations in the Eternal City not coverred.
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Sistine Chapel, Vatican Museum, Santa Maria, Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Raphael Rooms, Saint Matthew, Roman Forum, Marcus Aurelius, San Luigi, Saint John, School of Athens, San Pietro, Capitoline Museum, Spanish Steps, Pope Paul, Saint Jerome, Castel Saint Angelo, Giordano Bruno, Palazzo Barberini, Goat Amalthea, Golden House, Piazza Navona, San Francesco, Borghese Palace, Michelangelo Merisi New!
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