The Bronze Statue of San Carlo Borromeo
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The 13th-century walls of Castrum Villaris Almexii
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Augustan remains of the Roman forum in Milan
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Château Baraing in Pont-Saint-Martin
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The castle named for shouting for hunger
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The Rocca aldobrandesca di Buriano
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The reconstructed medieval village of Turin
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The Rocca Aldobrandesca fortress in Suvereto
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The 13th-century Castello San Salvatore in Susegana
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A military hospital for flood victims
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Casa d'Argo: a house of the Roman era buried by the eruption of Vesuvius
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Castello Aragonese: Surviving a Renaissance Fortress
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The marble monument to King Filippo IV in Palermo
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The medieval ruins of the old church of Santo Spirito in Savona
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The Cathedral Built on the Temple of Jupiter in Cuma
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The Norman-Era Castello di Mazzarino's 'u Cannuni' Tower
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Torretta del Bagno
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The House of Aristide and the statue of Eschine
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The church moved west to open a road in Torino
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The Baroque Decoration of the Basilica della Santissima Annunziata del Vastato
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Piazza della Nunziata 4, Genova
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The Baroque Church of San Francesco da Paola in Turin
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The temple of the Latin colony of Cosa
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The Last Gothic: Como Cathedral
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The 17th-century tower that guarded the sulfur mines
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Genoa's San Matteo church features a Roman sarcophagus
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The Basilica dei Dodici Apostoli
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The parish church of Santo Stefano in Villabassa
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The Church of Santa Maddalena di Moos in Villabassa
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The 1634 dam and mill of Mulinaccio di Scandicci
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The red domes of San Giovanni degli Eremiti
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The Greek theatre of Segesta and its sacred spring
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Forte Casara: A secondary position in the Trento fort ring
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The Monumento a papa Pio XI in Desio
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The restoration of the monument to the Belfiore Martyrs
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The bronze statue of St. Michael reflecting a 14th-century fresco
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Giambologna's 11-meter stone giant with a fireplace in its skull
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Donatello's Equestrian Statue of Gattamelata
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The Temple of Hercules Victor - Rome's only surviving Greek marble building
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The Sistine Chapel
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The 14th-Century Granai di Terra Nova in Venice
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The literary legacy of the Torre della Garisenda
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The Tower That Leans 2.23 Metres to the West
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Palazzo Fizzarotti in Bari: a palace built above the Mare Isabella source
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Corso Vittorio Emanuele Secondo, Bari
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The 12th-century Gothic gate of Porta Ticinese Medievale
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Chiesa di Sant'Eufemia in Spoleto
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The Imperial Era Chapel of Castel Lagopesole
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Schloss Boymont - A High Middle Ages Castle Ruin
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The themed rooms of Villa Castelbarco
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The 117-meter-long Basilica Ulpia in the Forum of Trajan
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The Roman engineering that inspired a New York train station
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