Amphitheatrum Flavium - Kolosseum

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Die Aurelianischen Mauern umgeben noch immer das historische Zentrum Roms und sind die längste und am besten erhaltene Stadtmauer der Welt.

Die Servianische Mauern wurden wahrscheinlich in der Mitte des 6. Jahrhunderts v. Chr.



Die Nekropolis liegt an der Kreuzung via Ostiense und via delle Sette Chiese, in der Nähe der Kirche Sankt Paul vor den Mauern.

The Nymphaeum of the Uccelliera is an underground space built at the end of the 16th century, consisting of a staircase that rises, between marble mosaic-paved shelves, inside the retaining wall of
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Das monumentale zweistöckige Nymphäum, das die Via Appia Antica überragt, war der eigentliche Einga
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In 1962, during the construction of the buildings of the current archive of the Vicariate, on the corner between via dei Laterani and via Amba Aradam, at a
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A nymphaeum (monumental fountain) dated back to the end of the first century BC and the beginning of the first century AD was discovered in 1895 during the works for the realization of Via degli An
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Dieser Obelisk, der im Auftrag von Domitian ohne Inschriften von den Ausgrabungsstätten Assuan's gebracht wurde, wurde in Rom mit Originalinschriften in Hieroglyphen
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A few steps away from the terrace of the Pincio, one of the most evocative
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Der Obelisco della Minerva: die kuriose Geschichte eines steinernen Elefanten in der Mitte der bezaubernden Piazza della Minerva.

This obelisk and its twin, now in the Boboli Gardens in Florence, have a similar history to the twin obelisks in Piazza della Rotonda and Villa Celimontana.




Der Obelisco Macuteo wurde ursprünglich von Pharao Ramses II. für den Tempel des Ra in Heliopolis errichtet.

A twin of the one in Piazza della Rotonda, it is the only one in Rome not to be located in a public square.

Similar to the Esquiline Obelisk - made of granite, about 15 metres high and without inscription
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Located in front of the church of the Santissima Trinità dei Monti, right
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The building is located along Via Porta San Sebastiano inside a private property, the Pallavicini vineyard, and was discovered by Mariano Armellini in the second half of the 19th century.

In a corner of Trastevere, a few steps from the famous Basilica of Santa Cecilia
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