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Rome Quotes: Centuries of Love for The Eternal City

Rome is one of the world’s top tourist destinations, and is one of the most beloved cities on the planet. Throughout the centuries, she’s made a lasting impression on poets, painters, celebrities and politicians alike. Here are some of our favourite “Rome Quotes”.

Please share our favourite Rome quotes!

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Author: April Nicole

April is an American writer and photographer who has lived in Rome since 2013. She enjoys exploring the museums of the city, as well as indulging in authentic Italian cuisine!

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