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| Stadio Olimpico Via Foro Italico, Rome, 00194 |  |
Stadio Olimpico in Rome is the second biggest stadium in Italy (after San Siro in Milan). It was built for the Olympic Games that were held in the city in 1960, and then heavily rebuilt for the World Cup in football in 1... more
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| Palazzo Venezia 3 Piazza Venezia, Rome, 00187 |  |
...plan of a classical basilica. The present church, third on the site, dates from the 9th century and was restored in the 15th by the Venetian pope Paul II, who built the Palazzo and the Palazzetto Venezia around the ch... more
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| Fosse Ardeatine 174 Via Ardeatina, Rome, 00178 |  |
On March 23rd, 1944, a heavily armed column of 156 SS police marching through Rome, was attacked in the Via Rasella by ten partisans, nine men and a woman. In retribution the occupying German forces rounded...
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| Villa Torlonia 70 Via Nomentana, Rome, 00161 | |
Construction of this villa began in the early 19th century, and the architect entrusted with the commission was Valadier, whose other works include the Piazza del Popolo. As...
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| Villa Celimontana Piazza della Navicella, Rome, 00184 |  |
One of the most well kept villas in Rome is on Colle del Celio. The entrance is from Piazza della Navicella. In 1553 the Mattei family bought the vineyards which covered the sides of the hill to build a villa. The garden... more
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| Isola Tiberina Lungotevere dei Cenci, Rome, 00186 | |
The Isola Tiberina (or Insula Tiberina in Latin) is a boat-shaped island in the southern bend of the Tiber. The island is well-known for being the site of an ancient temple to Aesculapius, the Greek god of medicine and h... more
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| Via Giulia Via Giulia, Rome, 00186 |  |
Via Giulia is a beautiful street, almost one kilometre long, that leads from the city centre straight down to the Vatican. It was laid out in the 16th century by the famous architect Bramante on the orders of Pope Julius... more
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| Santa Maria Maggiore 27 Via Liberiana, Rome, 00185 | |
There are a lot of churches in Rome and they are all beautiful. Once you see St. Peter's, it can be difficult to decide which others you really need to see. I *highly* recommend checking out Santa Maria Maggiore (in Esqu... more
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| Via Veneto Via Vittorio Veneto, Rome, 00187 | |
The Via Veneto is one of the more exclusive streets in Rome. Our tour guide had cautioned that to sit at an outdoor cafe along this street, a cappuccino would cost about $20. ~~~~ We found this to be a great exaggeration... more
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| Ponte Milvio Lungotevere Milvio, Rome, 00191 | |
about Ponte Milvio. The bridge has recently been making news for this new tradition, which apparently only started on Ponte Milvio after it appeared in a recent book called Ho Voglia di Te, sequel to the teen cult hit Tr... more
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