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When In Rome...
... 's "Tomb of the Unknown Soldier". Apparently, this spot was named after where Mussolini had his headquarters (aka Palazzo Venezia). The marble staircase is breathtaking (literally!) and raises high atop the street level. Italians ...
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The Eternal City
... the local shops to get a gelato we made our way slowly to the imperial centre of the ancient city. We passed by the Palazzo Venezia, up to the Capitoline Hill where we stopped in front of the two Dioscuri and the seventh-century church of Santa Maria in ...
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Guyaders in Italy
... bagging ruins and monuments. We found the Pantheon built in 27 BC by Marcus Agrippa dedicated to the Planetary Gods and the Palazzo Venezia which was built in the 15th century and was later the official residence of Mussolini and houses the tomb of the ...
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City Streets and Ruins
... kept me from seeing its true beauty. The Palazzo currently holds the National Museum of Palazzo Venezia. We left the Piazza headed toward Rome's other landmarks and I was greeted by a mix of beautiful and old architecture accented by ...
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ROME again
... about Piazza Venezia and Via Margutta. The Piazza Venezia sits at the bottom of Capitoline Hill and is where the Palazzo Venezia is located. The monument of Victor Emanuel II is also in the Piazza, which has caused much controversy because ...
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Viva la Roma
... exterior. It was easier to get down, those stairs after that. We then went to Piazza Venezia, which is the centre Rome. Here is the Palazzo Venezia, built by Cardinal Venezia in 1455. This building is in front of the Roman Forum. We ...
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Day 2 Canada Day in Rome
... Piazza Bocca della Virita, the Palatine and Circo Massimo. The 5th stop was Pizza Venezia. Here you find Palazzo Venezia and the famous balcony that Benito Mussolini did his speech to the Italians population. Next was Piazza Navona and ...
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Sightseeing in Historical Roma
... Fountain. Of course we had to toss a coin in and make a wish. Piazza Di Spagna, Piazza Navona, Castel Sant' Angelo, Palazzo Venezia, Paziza del Popolo, Isola Tiberina, Trastevere, views form Janiculum Hill - the things you can see in Roma are endless. ...
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When in Rome.. do as a tourist would!
... to the Roman Forum, which is the large area of ancient Rome that was uncovered and preserved. On our way there we saw the Palazzo Venezia, where Mussolini used to give speeches on his balcony (the center one) to huge crowds below in the plaza. Anyways, ...
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A step back in time to ancient Rome
... of the Roman Forum and past the Imperial Forum, then saw the Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II before stopping for gelato near Palazzo Venezia. This was my favourite gelato yet – mango and pineapple! I had booked an Ancient Roman walking tour that ...
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- Piazza Venezia
- National Museum of Palazzo Venezia (Museo Nazionale di Palazzo di Venezia)
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- Vittorio Emmanuel II Monument
- Piazza del Campidoglio
- Santa Maria d'Aracoeli
- Gesu
- Chiesa del Gesu
- Ecstasy of Saint Teresa
- Teatro Flaiano
- Capitoline Hill
- Balbi Crypt
- Palazzo Nuovo
- Palazzo dei Conservatori
- Trajan's Column
- Teatro della Cometa
- Galleria Colonna
- Galleria Doria Pamphilj
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