
Italy’s cultural history has captured the hearts and imaginations of people around the world. And while visiting the country and walking these ancient streets can give you a feel for what life was like at the time of Ancient Rome, the Middle Ages, or the Renaissance, nothing quite transports you there like a historical reenactment. Here are a few worth seeing on your next trip.
Natale di Roma
Circo Massimo comes alive to celebrate the foundation of the city (the “Christmas of Rome”) on April 21, an event organised entirely by Gruppo Storico Romano for more than 20 years — the multi-day free event includes live games of harpastum (the ancient Roman version of rugby and football), a mock military camp, and gladiator battles.
SOURCE: https://italicsmag.com
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