Heartbeat of a City: The Influence of Soccer in Rome

City rhythm: influence of football in Rome When I first went to Italy, a taxi driver who picked my parents and I went to Rome in Fiumicino Airport, then his radio was moved to two Italian stations I came. Serie A Football will play games between teams as Rome and Turin Juventus team. At first I thought that the voice of the announcer was low level, I thought that even the voice was a talk radio program, but I listened to the feeling of exhilaration of his voice because each team approached the score. The team sang, and I began to understand the Italian calico used in Italian football.

Roman Renaissance: In the 15th century, Rome replaced Florence as a symbol of artistic and cultural influence. The Roman Renaissance suddenly shortened with the destruction of the city in 1527, but the Pope reconfirmed himself through anti-religious reforms and continued prosperity in the early modern era. Rome was consolidated by Napoleon and became technically part of France between 1798 and 1814. Modern history: from the 19th century to today. Rome was surrounded by the invasion of the Allies of Italy and repeatedly bombed. It was declared as a city held on August 14, 1943. Rome has become the capital of Italy (founded in 1946), the population is 4 million in the metropolitan area (as of 2015, 9 million in the city) - the largest city in Italy. It is one of the biggest urban areas of the European Union and is listed as a "global city"

City rhythm: influence of football in Rome When I first went to Italy, a taxi driver who picked my parents and I went to Rome in Fiumicino Airport, then his radio was moved to two Italian stations I came. Football game between the strong team as Serie Rome and Juventus team of Turin

Rome is the capital city of Rome and it is operated from 1 January 2015. The metropolitan area superseded the old region including the metropolitan area and extended north to Civitavecchia. The capital of Rome is the largest city in Italy. It has an area of ​​5,352 square kilometers (2,066 square miles) and is comparable to the Ligurian region. In addition, this city is also the capital of Lazio. Rome is the capital of Italy, the center of the Italian government. The residence of the President of Italy and Prime Minister of Italy, the two houses of the Italian Parliament, the seat of the Italian Constitutional Court are in the historic center. State departments are located throughout the city, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Palazzo della Farnesina near the Olympic Stadium.