7K views · 245 reactions | Step into history at the Altare della Patria, Rome’s majestic monument dedicated to King Victor Emmanuel II. With its stunning white marble facade, grand staircases, and breathtaking views of the city, it’s a must-see symbol of Italian unity and pride. Don’t miss the eternal flame and the impressive equestrian statue at its heart! #Rome #AltaredellaPatria #ItalyTravel #History #TravelReels | Nurul Alam | Facebook

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“What biblical artifact stands out the most?” Dr. Smith points to the Arch of Titus in Rome- a monument built to celebrate the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. The carving on the arch still shows Roman soldiers carrying the menorah out of the city, a reminder of real loss and real history. And yet the story doesn’t end there. Israel’s history has always been central to God’s plan, and even in moments of tragedy, the thread of redemption continues. The Arch of Titus stands as a witness- no

The Sacra di San Michele, a haunting 10th-century abbey-crowning Mount Pirchiriano at the entrance to Val di Susa, Piedmont, is Italy’s most dramatic medieval monument. Perched 960 m above the valley like an eagle’s nest, it inspired Umberto Eco’s The Name of the Rose. Highlights: the vertigo-inducing Zodiac Portal carved with fantastical beasts, the 41-metre Torre della Monaca, the Scalone dei Morti staircase where monks’ bones once rested, and the panoramic terrace gazing across the Alps to Tu