Champagne in heaven: around Rome

In this scene Marco (Al Bano) takes the dogs for a walk and gives them a history lesson in the center of Rome. In the walk along some of the most famous streets of the city, near the most famous monuments of the eternal city,  we can recognize the Temple of Venus, the Colosseum, Fontana dell'acqua Paola, also known as Gianicolo Fountain, the Temple of Portunus, the Temple of Vesta, and then the Pincio, at Villa Borghese, recognizable by the busts of the most famous historical figures.

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Plot:
Two grandfathers of three sweet little boys, recount in fairy-tale tones their first meeting many and many years before, their romantic falling in love in rather out-of-the-ordinary circumstances and their marriage. Those were the days of good feelings and sincere friendships. He, a young professor of literature, unemployed and looking for work, had fallen victim to heavy-handed and somewhat cruel jokes by a girls' school group (in which he had been placed as a substitute teacher), jokes organised by a certain Paola, who was nice but excessively lively and enterprising. Dismissed for 'teaching incapacity' by him and removed from the school by his father, a rich industrialist, for total inadequacy and bad discipline by her, as chance would have it, they find themselves, at Paola's behest, in her country house, where one will be private tutor to the other. Their mutual liking develops more and more and will lead the two to tie the knot. In the finale we see the two old men athletically embraced in a romantic dance.