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Rome Germana Tour  Guide I am a Tourist Guide accredited . I work in three languages English, French and Spanish. Successivamente ho conseguito il patentino come Guida Turistica .
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Mi chiamo
Germana ,dopo
la Laurea ,ho deciso di seguire la mia vera passione,la cultura e l’arte. Dopo l’ Universita’ Ho frequentato così un Master in Storia dell’arte a Parigi all’'École du Louvre. Lavoro in tre lingue Inglese, Francese, Spagnolo.

🏛️ Les arcs de triomphe étaient l’Instagram de la Rome antique. Mais en marbre.À Rome, les arcs servaient aussi à faire ...
04/10/2026

🏛️ Les arcs de triomphe étaient l’Instagram de la Rome antique. Mais en marbre.
À Rome, les arcs servaient aussi à faire la promotion du pouvoir.�Victoires, conquêtes, empereurs, dynasties : tout était gravé dans la pierre sous les yeux du peuple.
Aujourd’hui, nous avons les posts, les reels et les stories.�Les Romains avaient les arcs de triomphe. Et les leurs duraient beaucoup plus de 24 heures.
Les plus célèbres encore visibles à Rome ?�Titus, Septime Sévère et Constantin.
L’Arc de Titus raconte une guerre.�Il fut érigé après la mort de l’empereur et célèbre la victoire romaine lors de la guerre de Judée. Sur ses reliefs apparaît même la célèbre Ménorah du Temple de Jérusalem.
Et il n’est pas entièrement d’origine.�Au Moyen Âge, il fut intégré à la forteresse de la puissante famille Frangipani. Au XIXᵉ siècle, il fut restauré et les parties manquantes furent reconstruites.
En résumé, l’Arc de Titus était un gigantesque post politique gravé dans le marbre :
« Nous avons gagné. N’oubliez pas qui commande. » 😏
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🏛️ Triumphal arches were Ancient Rome’s Instagram. Just carved in marble.
In Rome, arches were also a way to advertise power.�Victories, conquests, emperors, dynasties: everything was carved in stone for the whole city to see.
Today we have posts, reels and stories.�The Romans had triumphal arches. And theirs lasted a lot longer than 24 hours.
The most famous ones still standing in Rome?�Titus, Septimius Severus and Constantine.
The Arch of Titus tells the story of a war.�It was built after the emperor’s death and celebrates the Roman victory in the Jewish War. Its reliefs even show the famous Menorah from the Temple of Jerusalem.
And it is not entirely original.�During the Middle Ages, it became part of the fortress of the powerful Frangipani family. In the 19th century, it was restored and missing sections were reconstructed.
Basically, the Arch of Titus was a giant political post carved in marble:
“We won. Remember who’s in charge.” 😏
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🦁 🦁 Before the Colosseum, the nightmare began in Africa.Lions, panthères, éléphants et autruches étaient capturés avec d...
02/10/2026

🦁 🦁 Before the Colosseum, the nightmare began in Africa.

Lions, panthères, éléphants et autruches étaient capturés avec des filets et des pièges, enfermés dans des cages puis transportés jusqu’aux ports d’Afrique du Nord. Après la traversée, ils arrivaient à Ostie, en route vers Rome.

Beaucoup mouraient pendant le voyage. Les survivants finissaient dans l’arène du Colisée, chassés et tués devant des milliers de spectateurs.

Des milliers de kilomètres pour quelques minutes de spectacle. 🩸🏛️

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🦁 Avant le Colisée, l’enfer commençait en Afrique.

Lions, panthères, éléphants et autruches étaient capturés avec des filets et des pièges, enfermés dans des cages puis transportés jusqu’aux ports d’Afrique du Nord. Après la traversée, ils arrivaient à Ostie, en route vers Rome.

Beaucoup mouraient pendant le voyage. Les survivants finissaient dans l’arène du Colisée, chassés et tués devant des milliers de spectateurs.

Des milliers de kilomètres pour quelques minutes de spectacle. 🩸🏛️

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Avant le Colisée, l’enfer commençait en Afrique.

Lions, panthères, éléphants et autruches étaient capturés avec des filets et des pièges, enfermés dans des cages puis transportés jusqu’aux ports d’Afrique du Nord. Après la traversée, ils arrivaient à Ostie, en route vers Rome.

Beaucoup mouraient pendant le voyage. Les survivants finissaient dans l’arène du Colisée, chassés et tués devant des milliers de spectateurs.

Des milliers de kilomètres pour quelques minutes de spectacle. 🩸🏛️

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😈 A big thank you to this little rascal who made me laugh so much throughout the tour, and to his lovely family!Did you ...
14/09/2026

😈 A big thank you to this little rascal who made me laugh so much throughout the tour, and to his lovely family!

Did you know that…

🏛️ ANCIENT STATUES DID NOT LOOK THE WAY WE SEE THEM TODAY!

🎨 They were colourful: their skin, lips, hair and clothes were painted in bright colours.

👁️ They had realistic eyes, sometimes made of glass or coloured stones.

🌀 Curls and beards could symbolise strength and virility. They also allowed sculptors to create magnificent effects of light and shadow.

👩 Roman women wore colourful wigs—blonde, red or black. Elaborate hairstyles, hairpieces and imported hair reflected fashion, wealth and social status.

🍃 Fig leaves were not always ancient: they were often added centuries later to cover nudity considered too scandalous.

⏳ Many statues in the Vatican Museums are Roman copies, created between the 1st century BC and the 3rd century AD, based on older Greek originals.

👑 The first core of the papal collection was established by Pope Julius II at the beginning of the 16th century. The Chiaramonti Museum alone houses around 1,000 works of ancient sculpture!

✨ How many of these fascinating facts did you already know?

📍 Discover the Vatican Museums with an official tour guide
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Un grand merci à ce petit diable qui m’a énormément fait rire, ainsi qu’à sa charmante famille ! 😈❤️Saviez-vous que… ? 🏛...
14/09/2026

Un grand merci à ce petit diable qui m’a énormément fait rire, ainsi qu’à sa charmante famille ! 😈❤️

Saviez-vous que… ? 🏛️🏛️ LES STATUES ANTIQUES N’ÉTAIENT PAS COMME NOUS LES VOYONS AUJOURD’HUI !

🎨 Elles étaient colorées : la peau, les lèvres, les cheveux et les vêtements étaient peints de couleurs vives.

👁️ Elles avaient des yeux réalistes, parfois réalisés en verre ou avec des pierres colorées.

🌀 Les boucles et les barbes pouvaient symboliser la force et la virilité. Elles permettaient également aux sculpteurs de créer de magnifiques jeux d’ombre et de lumière.

👩 Les femmes romaines portaient des perruques colorées, blondes, rousses ou noires. Les coiffures élaborées, les postiches et les cheveux importés révélaient la mode, la richesse et le rang social.

🍃 Les feuilles de vigne n’étaient pas toujours antiques : elles furent souvent ajoutées plusieurs siècles plus t**d pour dissimuler des nudités jugées trop scandaleuses.

⏳ De nombreuses statues des Musées du Vatican sont des copies romaines, réalisées entre le Ier siècle av. J.-C. et le IIIe siècle apr. J.-C., à partir d’originaux grecs plus anciens.

👑 Le premier noyau de la collection pontificale fut constitué par le pape Jules II au début du XVIe siècle. À lui seul, le musée Chiaramonti conserve environ 1 000 œuvres de sculpture antique !

✨ Combien de ces curiosités connaissiez-vous ?

📍 Découvrez les Musées du Vatican avec une guide officielle
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A heartfelt thank you to this new family who joined us on this tour, specially adapted and slightly “shortened” for the ...
11/09/2026

A heartfelt thank you to this new family who joined us on this tour, specially adapted and slightly “shortened” for the children. ❤️
It was a real pleasure sharing this experience with you!

🟡 THE SPHERE ON ST. PETER’S DOME

Did you know that the large gilded bronze sphere at the top of St. Peter’s Dome, suspended more than 130 metres above the ground, was once accessible?

In 1845, Pope Gregory XVI offered refreshments to Tsar Nicholas I of Russia inside the sphere itself. Today, it is no longer possible to enter it.

The magnificent Dome was designed by Michelangelo in 1547 and completed after his death in 1590.

📏 133 metres high, 1,862 kg of bronze: the sphere on top of St. Peter’s Dome is hollow. It can accommodate up to 16 people inside!

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A heartfelt thank you to this new family who joined us on this tour, specially adapted and slightly “shortened” for the ...
11/09/2026

A heartfelt thank you to this new family who joined us on this tour, specially adapted and slightly “shortened” for the children. ❤️
It was a real pleasure sharing this experience with you!

🟡 THE SPHERE ON ST. PETER’S DOME

Did you know that the large gilded bronze sphere at the top of St. Peter’s Dome, suspended more than 130 metres above the ground, was once accessible?

In 1845, Pope Gregory XVI offered refreshments to Tsar Nicholas I of Russia inside the sphere itself. Today, it is no longer possible to enter it.

The magnificent Dome was designed by Michelangelo in 1547 and completed after his death in 1590.

📏 133 metres high, 1,862 kg of bronze: the sphere on top of St. Peter’s Dome is hollow. It can accommodate up to 16 people inside!

📍 Rome | Vatican City
👩‍🏫 Germana Antilici – Tour Guide

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A heartfelt thank you to this new family who joined us on this tour, specially adapted and slightly “shortened” for the children. ❤️
It was a real pleasure sharing this experience with you!

🟡 THE SPHERE ON ST. PETER’S DOME

Did you know that the large gilded bronze sphere at the top of St. Peter’s Dome, suspended more than 130 metres above the ground, was once accessible?

In 1845, Pope Gregory XVI offered refreshments to Tsar Nicholas I of Russia inside the sphere itself. Today, it is no longer possible to enter it.

The magnificent Dome was designed by Michelangelo in 1547 and completed after his death in 1590.

📏 133 metres high, 1,862 kg of bronze: the sphere on top of St. Peter’s Dome is hollow. It can accommodate up to 16 people inside!

📍 Rome | Vatican City
👩‍🏫 Germana Antilici – Tour Guide

📲 Follow me on social media:
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A wonderful family enjoying a fantastic golf cart tour—the most comfortable and fun way to discover Rome! ❤️🛺🇮🇹✨ DID YOU...
10/09/2026

A wonderful family enjoying a fantastic golf cart tour—the most comfortable and fun way to discover Rome! ❤️🛺🇮🇹

✨ DID YOU KNOW?

Before the Colosseum was built, this area was occupied by an enormous artificial lake belonging to Emperor Nero’s spectacular palace, the Domus Aurea, built after the Great Fire of Rome in AD 64.

Emperor Vespasian later drained the lake and began building the Colosseum in its place!

Discover Rome and its fascinating stories by golf cart with Germana, your local English- and French-speaking guide.

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What a pleasure it was to show you Rome by golf cart! ❤️I loved seeing your eyes light up as we discovered one beautiful...
09/09/2026

What a pleasure it was to show you Rome by golf cart! ❤️

I loved seeing your eyes light up as we discovered one beautiful place after another. Watching your reactions and sharing those little moments of surprise made the tour even more special for me.

It’s always wonderful to discover Rome together, and sometimes, seeing it through your eyes makes me fall in love with this city all over again.

Thank you for such a lovely time together. 😊What a pleasure it was to show you Rome by golf cart! ❤️

I loved seeing your eyes light up as we discovered one beautiful place after another. Watching your reactions and sharing those little moments of surprise made the tour even more special for me.

It’s always wonderful to discover Rome together, and sometimes, seeing it through your eyes makes me fall in love with this city all over again.

Thank you for such a lovely time together. 😊

Some encounters become so much more than just a tour… ❤️Whether discovering Rome with me by golf cart or sharing the mag...
09/09/2026

Some encounters become so much more than just a tour… ❤️

Whether discovering Rome with me by golf cart or sharing the magic of the Vatican, I’ve had the privilege of creating beautiful moments with each and every one of them.

Along the way, we don’t just discover places — we share smiles, stories, and memories that stay with us.

Thank you to everyone who trusted me to show you Rome. You are part of the most beautiful memories of what I do. 😊

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