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1. Italian Serie A Soccer- The AC Milan Obtained Its First Victory September 25, 2008 After an early struggle during the beginning of the season, the AC Milan achieved its first triumph over the weekend against Lazio with a final score of 4-1. AC Milan lost the first two games of the Serie A tournament and the team’s future was in question by the fans, the franchise and the president. However after the latest impressive win, the spectators saw a completely different team and Ancelotti was really proud of his players. Both, the players and Ancelotti felt a lot of pressure and the critics were really strong on them, but this time AC Milan really played as a team putting asi... (read more) Author: Ally White

2. The Seven Hills of Rome June 26, 2008 Situated in the Lazio region, the beautiful Italian city of Rome is where you can find such famous attractions as the Spanish Steps, The Pantheon, The Coliseum and The Trevi Fountain. However, Rome's sights don't end there, and the city is also famed for its seven hills which have played a prominent part in numerous aspects of Roman life throughout history. Aventine Hill has the unenviable tag of being home to Rome’s highest property prices and derives its name from the birds (aves) nesting there as they rise from the River Tiber. This hill is actually two in one and the name combines th... (read more) Author: Adam Singleton

3. Tragedy in Italy After a Wave of Violence December 13, 2007 Players and officials of the Italian football, were discussing about shutting down some leagues after the disaster occurred on Sunday when a police officer shot a Lazio fan on a highway rest stop. The police officer shot a Lazio fan named Gabriel Sandri who was just 26 year-old, a disc jockey from Rome. Several tests practiced to the gun used in the incident indicated it was not accidentally discharged as the officer declared. Supposedly everything happened when Sandri was sitting on a car in a highway rest stop in Tuscany where he was shot in the neck. Police reports stated they ha... (read more) Author: Audrey Nolan

4. When in Rome visit the film festival October 10, 2007 While Rome, affectionately referred to as la Città Eterna ("the Eternal City"), is often visited due to its rich history, its stunning architecture or renowned cuisine, later this month from the 18th to the 27th of October, visitors can experience the Rome Film Festival. Although it is only in its second year, it has attracted a high number of private sponsors, and the City Council of Rome, in the name of the Mayor and film-buff Walter Veltroni, the Province of Rome and the Lazio Region all strongly support it both in terms of institutional communication and economic investment. The actu... (read more) Author: Andrew Regan

5. Food & Wine Of Rome April 06, 2007 Rome, the capital city of Italy and of the Lazio region, is situated in the central-western portion of the Italian peninsula, where the river Aniene joins the Tiber. It’s one of the unique and largest cities in the European Union. Rome is most crowded commune worldwide, with about 2.8 million residents. Rome is an exhilarating, thrilling and stunning city that always reminds people of its past. Rome is home of one of the world's greatest antique civilizations, laden with history, creative and architectural treasures, pizzas, piazzas and the Pope, Rome's 3,000 years old Centro Storico is ... (read more) Author: Orson Johnson

6. Radicofani and the Orcia Valley June 23, 2006 This is a brief introduction to the UNESCO designated World Heritage site Radicofani, a small enchanting village in the Orcia Valley in Tuscany. The beautiful Fortress of Radicofani, constructed on an enormous mass of basaltic rock, rises at the southern extremity of the Orcia Valley, on a hill between Mount Amiata and the border with Umbria and Lazio. It can be reached easily from the Via Cassia. From the fortress the view sweeps over an unforgettable panorama stretching from the Amiata Mountain towards the region of Lazio with great views of lake Bolsena , the Chiana Valley, the Or... (read more) Author: Maria Fitzgerald

7. Visitors Guide to Rome, Lazio, Italy March 17, 2006 One of the world's most historic and fascinating cities, Rome is famous for its rich heritage and important buildings. Many magnificent monuments and truly ancient ruins reside in Rome, together with numerous vibrant shopping areas, restaurants and sightseeing opportunities. The city has much to offer tourists and also offers a selection of nearby beaches. Standing alongside the scenic River Tiber, Rome has a population of almost 3 million and experiences hot summer weather and particularly mild, pleasant winters. With year-round attractions, many people choose to visit Rome between Nove... (read more) Author: Nia Rees

8. Rome restaurants: Tips and tricks for people eating in Rome. December 29, 2005 Eating and drinking in Rome restaurants. Rome is not only the capital of Italy but also of the region of Lazio, which is famous for its food. Robust flavours and rich sauces abound in many typical dishes of the area, and pasta and gnocchi in all their many forms ( especially fettucine ) are served in restaurants across Rome city. Lazio is notable for dishes featuring milk-fed lamb (abbacchio), veal (vitello), Parma ham (saltimbocca), thin-cut steak and offal, all of which are served with delicious herbs and seasonings. Best fish choices in Rome include sea bass (spigol... (read more) Author: stefano sandano

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