Destination Guide Refined by  Name: P from above to remove selectionAttraction Activities (1) Monuments + Museums (2) Sightseeing + Tours (54)  Title Keyword
 
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| Piazzale delle Nazioni Unite Piazzale delle Nazioni Unite, Rome, 00144 |  |
The Piazzale delle Nazioni Unite lies in the modern district of EUR on Via Cristoforo Colombo. The elliptical piazza is made up of two semi-circular exedras with a portico of...
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| Piazzale Ugo La Malfa Piazzale Ugo La Malfa, Rome, 00153 | |
Piazzale Ugo La Malfa (originally known as Piazzale Romolo e Remo) lies not too far from the Aventino hill crossed by the Viale del Circo Massimo . Today it...
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| Pincio Piazza del Pincio, Rome, 00187 | |
is probably the more evocative as it'll take you to a beautiful panoramic terrace that will make you hold your breath. The terrace appears on the Piazza del Popolo, oval shaped square with a series of marble statues on i... more
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| Piramide Cestia Piazzale Ostiense, Rome, 00154 |  |
This monument is the tomb of Caius Cestius, Praetor and Tribune of the plebeians during the reign of Emperor Augustus. Cestius, who had visited the pyramids in Egypt, decided to create one for himself as a tomb. Made in ... 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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| Ponte Rotto Lungotevere Pierleoni, Rome, 00186 | |
Originally named Emilius, (193 B.C.), this was the first stone bridge: it was suitable for the passage of heavily laden carts that could not cross the Sublicius bridge, which was made of timber. Its slanting position mea... more
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| Ponte S. Angelo Ponte Sant'Angelo, Rome, 00193 | |
The best approach to the Vatican is to walk across the Fiume Tevere (the Tiber River), on Ponte San Angelo, and walk past (or even walk into, which we have yet to do), Castel S. Angelo, Hadrian's Tomb (the building on th... more
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| Ponte Vittorio Emanuele II Ponte Vittorio Emanuele II, Rome, 00186 | |
The bridge was unveiled in 1911 in the year of 50th anniversary of the national unity and dedicated to the first king of Italy. It is a natural extension of the street corso Vittorio and is an alternative to the ancient ... more
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| Porta Angelica Via di Porta Angelica, Rome, 00193 | |
Palafrenieri is just a pompous word for grooms. The church was built in 1575 most likely by Giacinto Barocci, son of Jacopo Barocci il Vignola, but it was given a baroque flavor by Alessandro Specchi who (in the early XV... more
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| Porta del Popolo Piazza del Popolo, Rome, 00187 | |
After 3 centuries of structural alterations, the area inside Porta del Popolo has remained unchanged since the beginning of the 19th century. The architect Giuseppe Valadier was commissioned to design what was to be the ... more
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