4 articles tagged with roman architecture
Standing before the Library of Celsus as the early morning light caressed its ancient façade, I felt that familiar tingle of excitement that only comes when perfect light meets perfect history. After decades in hot restaurant kitchens, trading my chef's...
Standing amid the windswept ruins of Leptis Magna, with my hand resting on sun-warmed marble that once supported one of Rome's greatest African cities, I couldn't help but feel like I'd stumbled onto a movie set. Except this wasn't Hollywood...
The first time I visited Verona with my college roommates years ago, I made the classic tourist mistake—rushing to Juliet's balcony, snapping the obligatory photo, and considering the city 'done.' How wrong I was! It wasn't until my return visit...
The first rays of morning light pierce through the massive columns of the Temple of Jupiter, casting long shadows across stones that have witnessed millennia of human history. I stand in awe, my breath visible in the cool spring air...