Seven Wonders

Episode 2

Caserta - La Reggia

Reggia di Caserta, one of the most harmonious and fascinating architectural works in the history of Italy, entrusted to Vanvitelli in 1751 and the result of numerous redesignings until its completion in 1845, although in fact inhabited since 1780. Bourbon, he saw a succession of corridors between different sovereigns: now instead it is at the center of scandals and bad management

Episode 3

Firenze - Santa Maria del Fiore

Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence with its dome, the largest in the world in masonry, and the largest surface decorated with frescoes ever painted. A Cathedral that marked the birth of the Italian Renaissance. Going through his vaults and his paintings is worth all the price of the ticket.

Episode 4

Pisa - La Torre

It traces the birth of Piazza dei Miracoli, which collects in a small patch of land the Cathedral, the Baptistery, the Camposanto and above all the famous leaning bell tower. The story of the slope of the Tower and its structure is deepened.

Episode 5

Roma - Il Colosseo

It was inaugurated in 80 AD and built for the games. The amphitheater Flavio is the symbol not only of Rome, but of its greatness, its history, its glory. One can not even tell the life of the Gladiators, between myth and historical testimonies, the representations of the great battles of the imperial army, the mythological dramas and the staging of hunting for exotic animals. in one of the most complex structures that have come today.

Episode 6

Mantova - Palazzo Te

1534: It is the year in which Palazzo Te is completed, a real jewel in the heart of Mantua. It is a building strongly wanted by Federico II Gonzaga and built by Giulio Romano.

Episode 7

Pompei - La Città Sospesa nel Tempo