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| Fontanella della Pigna Piazza San Marco, Rome, 00187 |  |
The Fountain 'della Pigna' stands in the Piazza San Marco near the Piazza Venezia. It represents the large ancient pinecone (now held in the Vatican) after which the district was named. The fountain was designed by Pietr... more
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| Ghetto Via del Portico d'Ottavia, Sant'Angelo (Area 1), Rome, 00186 |  |
In order to put an end to the scandal and inconvenience caused by the trouble and the mockeries endured by the Jews every day, the most Illustrious and Reverend Annibale Rucellai, Bishop of Carcassonne, and of the Holy C... more
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| Autoparco Centrale della Pubblica Sicurezza 31 Via Trionfale, Rome, 00195 | |
Bounded by the Via Trionfale, Via Tommaso Campanella, Via Bernardino Telesio and Via Giordano Bruno, the large police car park building is ochre in colour. It was designed by Vinaccia in the 1930s when the rest of the ar... more
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| Scala Santa 14 Piazza San Giovanni in Laterano, Rome, 00184 |  |
), one of those erected by Sixtus V late in the 16th century. At the same time, he demolished the old patriarchate, from which the Sancta Sanctorum (the papal chapel) and the Scala Santa (Holy Stairs) were preserved. The... more
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| Villa Adriana 204 Via di Villa Adriana, Tivoli, 00019 |  |
"Hadrian's aesthetic aims and ambitions also found memorable expression in the architecture of his reign, and most of all in the extensive residence he created for himself on the southern olive-clad slopes beside Ti... more
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| Catacombe di San Callisto 110/126 Via Appia Antica, Rome, 00179 | |
The catacombs of San Callisto, known for more than two centuries as the Church of Rome's cemetery, contain the tombs of nine popes buried in the Crypt. They extend over approximately 20km on four floors. Strangely enough... more
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| Catacombe di Domitilla 280/282 Via delle Sette Chiese, Rome, 00147 | |
The Catacombs of Domitilla are among the most impressive of the Roman catacombs, the underground burial-places which were used by pagans as well as Christians (though the more famous and wealthier Romans might prefer to ... more
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| Fontana delle Tartarughe Piazza Mattei, Rome, 00186 | |
This fountain was created by the Florentine sculptor Taddeo Landini in 1581-84 to the design of Giacomo della Porta. From the marble basin rises a base decorated with four shells, and four slender youths with outstretche... more
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| Quattro Fontane Via delle Quattro Fontane, Rome, 00187 | |
visited December 2006 + previous trips.These four fountains are well worth the walk up the hill.I think I apreciated them more on this trip.I actually stood behind the barrier on each corner to get a...
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| Palazzo Falconieri 1 Via Giulia, Rome, 00186 | |
The building faces onto Via Giulia, the first straight road in Roma, opened by Donato Bramante through the interest of Pope Julius 11 at the beginning ofthe 16th century. It runs parallel to Via della Lungara on the othe... more
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