The Venetian Republic drained 60,000 hectares of marshland in Piove di Sacco
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The Venetian Villa That Served as a Hospital and Warehouse
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Via Borgo Rossi 16
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The Temple of Apollo Sosianus in Rome
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The villa that predates the royal park
The castle gifted to Lucrezia Borgia
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The arch that marks a climb of 192 steps
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The 1428 Marble Ark of Two Medieval Saints
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Vicolo Dietro Santi Apostoli 2, Verona
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How a Latin name for a curve became the name of a crow in Padova
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The Roman gate saved from demolition in the 1700s
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The tallest unreinforced brick building in the world
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The medieval frescoes of the Castle of Avio
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Via Al Castello
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The Temple of Aphrodite founded in mid-6th century BC at Akrai
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Villa Mirabellino: A Cardinal's Playhouse Turned School
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Viale Mirabellino, Monza
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The 70-metre arena of Catania built with Etna basalt
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The large megaron temple of Domu de Orgia
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The Villa of Maxentius and its Circus on the Via Appia Antica
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Via Appia Antica, Roma
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The alchemical secrets of Rome's Porta Magica
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The Renaissance villa built by Francesco de' Medici for Bianca Cappello
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Via Fiorentina 276, Vaglia
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The Sacro Monte di Ossuccio and its Baroque chapels
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The Identification of Temple H in the Valley of Temples
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The lava stone bridge of Pietralunga
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The Benedictine monastery founded in 1157
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The ruins of the Basilica di Sant'Eufemia on Isola Comacina
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The 14th-century Palazzo dei Notai on Bologna's Piazza Maggiore
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The hidden Bizantine chapel beneath Catania's Civita
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A Cathedral Built with Spoils from Islamic Wars
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The only Early Christian private oratory to survive
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Rocca aldobrandesca: the medieval ruins of Il Sasso
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Temple L in the Valley of the Temples
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The Strategic Junction of the Traiana Frentana Road
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The Dual Monuments to Giuseppe Garibaldi in Monza
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The ruined castle of Pinzano al Tagliamento
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The Bronze Family of the Monumento ai Bersaglieri
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Rocca di Montestaffoli: A 14th-century fortress for modern art
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The Grotta di Matromania on the coast of Capri
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The Stitched Man of Grotta del Genovese
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The Roman hypogeum beneath the ruined church of Sant'Euplio
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The Temple of Mars Ultor and the recovery of the Aquilae
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The palace where the Gonzaga family built a theater for gambling
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How 800 men and 160 horses moved a 25-metre obelisk
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Castello dei Laghi: Built around 1860 on the commission of Vittorio Emanuele II
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The 19th-century castle of Ferdinand Maximilian
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Viale Miramare, Trieste
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Torre del Falcone: A coastal lookout at Capo Falcone
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The paintings of a town buried by a landslide
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The 16th-century slate portal of Palazzo Gio Battista Grimaldi
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The historic Palazzo Nicolò Spinola di San Luca in Genova
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The Doge's Palace and the 1577 Fire
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The Villa Where Trissino Taught Palladio
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Fort Corbin: The Museum and Restaurant of World War I
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The Temples of the Sacred Area of S. Omobono
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