Beyond the city, there are a host of different day trip options a short distance away, including Ravenna – which was visited by the ... It is home to striking and remarkably well-preserved glass ...

Queen Camilla says that King Charles "loves his work and it keeps him going" and that as his health is "getting better… now he wants to do more and more".

The King was said to have been very moved by the mosaics he saw in Ravenna "Who could believe it was 20 years," the Queen said of their marriage. "What is the secret?

The mosaic depicted him and Queen Camilla on their May 2023 coronation day, and they received the piece as a gift from the city of Ravenna. King Charles views a mosaic in Ravenna, Italy on April ...

Ravenna’s mosaics, made of innumerable bits of glass, gold and marble chips stuck in plaster, have neither the drama of Gothic church art nor the human warmth of the Renaissance masters.

In Ravenna, the king admired mosaics from the 5th and 6th centuries in the Basilica di San Vitale and the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, both UNESCO World Heritage sites.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have left Italy after a four-day state visit, where they had received a warm reception. They ended the trip with a celebration of the country's food, trying their ...

Ravenna's biggest draw is its mosaics, which date back to the 5th and 6th Century and really are breathtaking. Arguably, the most famous mosaic is in the Basilica of San Vitale.

The Mosaics of Ravenna. Ravenna is a small city located in an area south of the Po river delta and a short distance from the Adriatic Sea. In the early Middle Ages, it became the capital of the ...