The Temple of Venus Genetrix in the Forum of Caesar
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The headquarters of the world's oldest bank
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The Castle That Lost a Tower to a Church
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Castel Thun: A Fortress of the Powerful Thun Family
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The Roman gate built for the sons of the emperor
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Via Arco di Druso, Spoleto
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Fortezza del Tocco: a 16th-century fortress in Acireale
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The fortress destroyed and rebuilt since 920
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The Roman amphitheatre of Mediolanum
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A 6th century church among the vineyards in Spoleto
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via San Paolo, Spoleto
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The incomplete building of San Michele
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The strategic fortress of Vicopisano and the works of Brunelleschi
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The Oratorio della Natività della Vergine in Thiene
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Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi 2, Thiene
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The merlated tower and church of the former Schio castle
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The 1441 confederation of Salemi
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The Roman sarcophagus housing the relics of martyrs
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The Doria Castle in Dolceacqua
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Il castello-ricetto di Ghemme
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CastelBrando: A Roman-era fortress and medieval castle in Italy
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The Basilica Julia and the Diagrams of Ancient Games
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Crypta Balbi museum of urban archaeology
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The prison for mid-19th-century patriots
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Royal Palace of Ficuzza recently opened for visits
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The Sacred Temples of the Forum Holitorium
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The Chiesa di San Siro features an Ultima Cena by Torildo Conconi
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Piazzale Giovanni Battista Oxilia, Codogna
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The castle of Calatafimi Segesta and its prison cells
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The Merano Castle saved from demolition for a school
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The crowning of an icon from the ransack of Constantinople
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Via principe Umberto 57, Este
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The Roman theater that held 15,000 people on the Cidneo hill
The Palazzo della Ragione: Padua's medieval hall of justice
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A cat sanctuary in the ruins of the Temple of Fortuna
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The Villa Medici
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Viale della Trinità dei Monti 1
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The 80,000-square-meter imperial palace of Mediolanum
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The octagonal baptistery inspired by an imperial mausoleum
Villa dei Cedri in Valdobbiadene houses the Association for the Heritage
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Via Piva 89, Valdobbiadene
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The massive centrally planned basilica of late Roman Milan
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Rambaldo di Castronovo expanded the castle in the Valsugana
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Moving 2,000 tonnes of material every day to build the Baths of Caracalla
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Model for lost papal portraits in Palazzo Santacroce-Altieri
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Piazza Umberto I, Oriolo Romano
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Palazzo dei Papi: site of history's first and longest papal conclave
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The 15th-century Castello Piccolomini in Capestrano
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Where a princess lured a count to a 9th-century tower
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The Castle of Barisciano
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Forte Preara: the polygonal mountain fortress of Verona
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The Rocca and the dual defense system with the Cittadella
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The Fort Colle delle benne in Levico Terme
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The Guns Turned Toward the Austro-Hungarian Border
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Where King Frederick II Met St. Francis of Assisi
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Piazza Federico Secondo di Svevia
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The pentagonal Mannerist design of Villa Farnese in Caprarola
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Forte Monte Folaga: The Fort Named for Ludwig von Benedek
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The trompe-l'œil wood inlay of the Studiolo in Urbino
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Piazza Duca Federico, Urbino
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