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Is Sorcery A Common Thing in Rome?
Is Sorcery A Common Thing in Rome?
To all, it’s Castel Sant'Angelo, or the Mausoleum of Hadrian,
or even the Castle
of the Holy Angel, but to most locals, it’s where you’ll find some oddball
magic. Yep, this lofty tube-shaped building in Parco Adriano in the city of
Rome is where some hocus pocus street magic happens. That and of course, a
whole lot of street finds and history novelties.
Fact: This was once
the tallest building in all of Rome, and built around 123 AD - 139 AD. From
Papal fortress, residence and prison, now it’s officially turned itself into a
superlative museum that’s still looks royality – the Museo
Nazionale di Castel Sant'Angelo. There are actually a lot of historical
discoveries found inside this museum, and it’s one of those museums in Rome
that everyone should see at least once. But, in case some magic appeals to you,
you should indulge yourself and check-out some street magic.
Who and what the H are
these Rome's Mysterious Street Performers?! #theyforreal #sorcery?
Actually they are all
over town but mostly in this area, you sure could find one. Meditation can make
us really powerful; we all know that. But this? Wow. Lol.
And no, it isn't sorcery.
They’re called Fakirs, by the way and to know more
about them, you can go here. Yep, the highlight here is and will
still be the castle, but maybe some magic would interest you too?
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