Twilight in Italy by D. H. Lawrence, Travel, Europe, Italy

The narrative explores the historical significance of the route from Munich to Italy, once traveled by emperors on their grand processions. It reflects on the enduring imperial aspirations within the German psyche and the legacy of Roman heritage. The author contemplates the concept of national characteristics and the misunderstandings that arise from them, suggesting that greater awareness could simplify international relations. Although the imperial journey has faded from memory, remnants of its path and significance remain evident.