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Dartmoor is home to more prehistoric remains than almost anywhere in England.

The abbey at Buckfast, for example, was a ruin for over three hundred years. A group of exiled French monks bought the estate in 1882 and spent the next few decades rebuilding it by hand, on medieval foundations.

That's one stop on Penelewey Tours' Dartmoor driving tour. It takes you through 10,000 years of human presence on the moor, from Bronze Age stone circles to the House of Marbles in a former pottery works at Bovey Tracey.

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The Pantheon's dome has no reinforcement, no steel, and no framework – just ancient concrete that’s held for 2,000 years.

Tiffany Parks (The Pines of Rome) builds three days around the places most itineraries skip: a library that stops people mid-sentence, a cat sanctuary inside an ancient ruin, a forced-perspective illusion most tourists walk straight past. Woven between off the beaten track restaurants and detours are three VoiceMap audio tours covering the Pantheon, the city’s literary side, and its Trastevere neighbourhood.

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Achille al Pantheon La Casa Del Caffè Tazza d'Oro al Pantheon Musei Capitolini Hosteria Del Mercato 1870