They call it the Eternal City, and why not? For Rome lives very much in the present even as it honours a past stretching back two millennia.
THE Vittorio Emanuele II monument stands majestically in the middle of the piazza (square) as cars and buses whizz past, barely avoiding the hundreds of visitors trekking across the urban terrain to the building.
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