National Museum of Pasta, Italy

One of the most ancient buildings in the Eternal City is perhaps, Cloaca Maxima. The time of its erection is attributed to the period between the 4th and 8th centuries BC. Today the construction serves as a water drainage system, given that it has been preserved in excellent condition. Another structure which did not survive to this day, now serves as a refuge for cats. This is the Largo di Torre Argentina. At some point, there was a majestic Pompey Theater here, and today the only owners of the place are homeless cats looked after by volunteers. So it turned out to be a kind of cat’s shelter.

Museo Criminologico is interesting in terms of the exhibits that can be found here. This includes torture and murder tools, which were used in different eras (mostly in the era of the Inquisition). Also worth mentioning is the fact that the building in which the museum is located, used to be a prison. Among other fascinating museums is Museo Hendrik Christian Andersen, where spectators will look at characters that is not their favorite characters from fairy tales, but something spicier. So here you can also see sculptural compositions, all of which contain some erotic underlying ideas with a pinch of humor, thus even the bravest person can easily blush once he got a glimpse of any sculpture. For admirers of the brilliant Leonardo da Vinci, it is worth paying a visit to the Museum named after him. Such museums dedicated to the inventor can be found in every major city in Italy, and in the capital, one can see copies of works of art by the master. By the way, the originals are located in Galleria degli Uffizi in Florence.
Read further...