In the 18th century, Rome became a key destination for European aristocrats on the Grand Tour, shaping cultural and artistic appreciation of antiquity.
The Grand Tour: 18th-Century Rome and the Rediscovery of Antiquity
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In the 18th century, Rome became a key destination for European aristocrats on the Grand Tour, shaping cultural and artistic appreciation of antiquity.
In the 19th century, systematic excavations of the Roman Forum and other sites sparked a new era of archaeological exploration in the Eternal City.
Discover the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD and how it buried the city of Pompeii, preserving its tragic history.