The last day was dedicated to exploring the cultural monuments of Rome, with a guided visit to the Colosseum as a case study on the effects of climate change on cultural heritage. Our wonderful city enchants visitors as usual, but every time it’s an astonishing view for Italians as well!
Celebrating Europe Day
During our visit in Rome, the groups had the opportunity to get an overview of the Capitol Square, seat of the city council. The square is surrounded by beautiful buildings, one of which hosted the meeting during which the Treaty of Rome was signed in 1957. The students had therefore the opportunity of meditating about the birth of the European Economic Community and of celebrating Europe Day 2025 by composing a sentence with different posters.
