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Walks in Rome

By Augustus J. C. Hare
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A practical and evocative guide to exploring Rome on foot, offering descriptive accounts of major churches, palaces, villas, and classical ruins alongside personal impressions of arrival and urban character. Organized as neighborhood walks and chapter-length tours, it supplies systematic routes through the Corso, Capitoline, Forum, Palatine, Appian Way and other districts, with highlights and recommended sequences for short visits. Interspersed practical guidance includes suggested day-by-day itineraries, tips for artists on best viewpoints and lighting, seasonal and logistical advice, and notes on accessing private villas and collections.

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Augustus J. C. Hare

Augustus J. C. Hare was an English author and travel writer known for his vivid descriptions and engaging narratives. His works often reflect his extensive travels across Europe, particularly in Holland and Scandinavia, as seen in his book "Sketches in Holland and Scandinavia." Hare's autobiographical series, "The Story of My Life," spans six volumes and provides insight into his personal experiences and reflections. Additionally, his travelogue "Walks in Rome" showcases his appreciation for the historical and cultural richness of the Italian capital. Through his writings, Hare contributed to the literary heritage of travel literature in the 19th century.

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