Take a moment at Rimini’s Arco d’Augusto, on the side facing away from the city (towards Rome) and look up. You’ll see four faces carved in the oldest surviving Roman Triumphal Arch. Jupiter (Giove), Apollo, Neptune, and the Godess Roma . Here we have Jupiter.
Looking up as we pass under Rimini’s Arco d’Augusto
The comune of Rimini has added its support to the earth hour initiative, which will take place this evening worldwide (8.30 pm GMT). The initiative calls for public institutions and private citizens to turn off their lights for an hour, to symbolically show concern about global warming, and to support energy-saving initiatives. While inRome the […]
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