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Rome Italy, Max, Cole, Mary, and Rosie - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Carciofi alla Romana – Roman-style artichokes
      - Carciofi alla giudia – fried artichokes
  - - - Carbonara, acio e pepe, Amatriciana and Gricia
        are four pasta sauces famous in here
        
        Pasta alla Gricia
        
        Spaghetti alla Carbonara, a typical Roman dish!
      - shapes the most common are long strand pastas such as spaghetti, fetuccine or bucatini
        
        fettuccine
        
        bucatini
        
        Spagheti
    - - Quinto Quarto: inside Rome’s offal obsession
        
        The Quinto Quarto traditions of Rome have resulted in all manner of thrifty meat dishes, which make the most of offal.
      - Saltimbocca is a famous dishes in Roma, Lazio
        
        The dish is actually believed to have originated in Brescia (which is where prosciutto is produced) and to have travelled down to Rome over time.
- - - - legend said that every Epiphany Eve, the old, tattered and soot-covered Befana flies around the world on a broomstick and comes down chimneys to deliver candy and presents to children who have been good during the year and For those who have being bad, la Befana will leave lumps of coal behind
  - - - To me, this festival is every interesting because of the way people dress up around with stunning customs.
- - - - 14th to 18th century – The Colosseum undergoes progressive degradation as its building materials are stripped to be used elsewhere in Rome.
      - 1349 – The building is seriously damaged in an earthquake, and an entire section of its outer walls collapses. The damage, in the form of lacking parts of the structure, can still be seen today..
      - 217 – A fire damages the building, destroying its wooden upper level completely.
      - Today – The Colosseum receives over 4 million visitors a year. It is the most visited tourist attraction in Italy and one of the most popular and iconic buildings in the world.
      - 2013 to 2016 – The Colosseum undergoes a major restoration project. The entire façade of the building is cleaned, removing grime and soot accumulated from decades of Roman traffic.
      - 72 AD – Construction of the Flavian Amphitheater begins under Emperor Vespasian. Vespasian viewed the Colosseum as a gift to the people of Rome — who were unhappy after the disastrous reign of Emperor Nero.
      - 80 AD – Titus, Vespasian’s son, officially dedicates the Amphitheater, also known as the Colosseum,
  - - - The Vatican Historical Museum (Italian: Museo storico vaticano) was founded in 1973 at the behest of Paul VI, and was initially hosted in environments under the Square Garden.
      - In 1987, it moved to the main floor of the Apostolic Palace of the Lateran, where it opened in March 1991.
    - - Saint Jerome in the Wilderness
      - The Creation of Adam
      - The School of Athens
      - Laocoön and His Sons
      - The Transfiguration