Sights in Ravenna

When you spend a while looking at churches (and even though you like almost all of them), you very rarely get knocked speechless.

It was built by order of Theodoric in 505 for Aryan worship by his people, but was consecrated for Catholic worship in the sixth c

Little more can be said than the historical data cited by the Anadel, so I'll just talk about my personal experience. Few building

Dante is probably the most important author in the history of Italy, and he rests here, in this small mausoleum in the centre of R

My first discovery, shortly after arriving in the city, was a pleasant surprise. It was the Church of St. John the Evangelist, whi

Statues of San Vitale and San Apollinaro dominate this beautiful square, in downtown Ravenna. Flanked by beautiful arcades, the P