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Travel Through Rome

City of Empire, Christendom and Culture

  • Paperback
  • 128 pages
  • Publisher: Day One
  • 11.2 x 20.9 x 1.3 cm

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Rome lies at the heart of the Christian faith being the place where the two great apostles, Peter and Paul, both taught and died. Since the sixth century AD, books have been written about this wonderful city with the aim of encouraging pilgrims to come and draw spiritual strength from its history, culture and worship. One of the aims of this travel guide is to convey something of the challenge and inspiration of the early Christian communities of Rome.
Travel Through Rome and George Whitefield
George WhitefieldTravel Through Rome
  • Author

    Nigel Scotland

  • Book Format

    Paperback / softback

  • Publisher

    Day One

  • Published

    August 2011

  • Weight

    205g

  • Page Count

    128

  • Dimensions

    11.2 x 20.9 x 1.3 cm

  • ISBN

    9781846252839

  • ISBN-10

    1846252830

  • Eden Code

    3979698

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    This is another in the excellent Day One series of travel guides. The book begins with a well written section detailing the history of Rome and Christianity in Rome. The main part of the book consists of six chapters of travel guide each outlining a suggested day’s itinerary. As a special bonus, there is a chapter outlining an additional day trip to Pompeii. The book explains how to reach places by public transport, details of opening hours, points of special interest to Christians, places to eat, the location of toilets, and even on one occasion, the best ice cream! Throughout the book there are also biographies of significant people and events and dozens of photos. This book would be the only travel guide that you will need to visit Rome although you would need to purchase a map. The small maps in the book have insufficient details (for instance public transport is not shown). Even if you are not planning to visit Rome you will find this book a fascinating read.

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