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| Casa Graffita 18 Vicolo del Campanile, Rome, 00193 |  |
The Casa Graffita is popularly known as the House of the Executioner. The exterior is thought by some to have been decorated by Virgilio Romano. Others think it is the work of the Raphael School. It was first painted in.... more
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| Caserma della V Coorte dei Vigili Piazza di Porta Metronia, Rome, 00184 | |
The zone of Navicella is named after the stone reproduction of an ancient Roman ship in the fountain in front of the church of Santa Maria in Domnica. In this area, the remains of ancient buildings have been found - in p... more
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| Casina Valadier Viale Valadier, Rome, 00187 | |
The Casina was originally a farmhouse, transformed by Valadier into a small neo-classical villa with terraces, loggias, columns and capitals for Cardinal Della Porta. The bust...
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| Catacombe di Domitilla 280/282 Via delle Sette Chiese, Rome, 00147 | |
We moved on to the catacombs of Domatilla. This was by far the least impressive of the three catacombs we saw. Domatilla has four levels, 150,000 burial spaces. Something like 17 kilometers of corridor. There is, however... more
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| Catacombe di Priscilla 430 Via Salaria, Rome, 00199 | |
On Via Salaria, near to Via Ada, are the catacombs of Priscilla. Seven popes were buried here, victims of emperor Diocleziano's persecutions, along with various saints and three hundred presumed martyrs. The catacombs ex... 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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| Centro Storico Centro Storico, Rome |  |
To reach the Campo is rather tricky. The metro is a long way away - the nearest one is probably Colosseo or Barberini. The quickest approach is probably along Via Plebisito which heads west from Piazza Venezia. This Via ... more
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| Chiesa del Divino Amore Vicolo del Divino Amore, Rome, 00186 | |
In Vicolo del Divino Amore there is the small but elegant church of San Biagio ai Materassari, dedicated today to the Madonna of Divine Love. The earliest reference to the church dates from 1131 when it was known as the ... more
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| Chiesa del Gesu 16 Via degli Astalli, Rome, 00186 | |
When the land was purchased by the Agostiniani Scalzi in 1615, they were obliged to think up a name for the church that was to be built. It is said the name given came from a comment made by one of the parish priests who... more
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| Chiesa di Gesu e Maria 45 Via del Corso, Rome, 00186 | |
When the land was purchased by the Agostiniani Scalzi in 1615, they were obliged to think up a name for the church that was to be built. It is said the name given came from a comment made by one of the parish priests who... more
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