The Mausoleum of Maxentius on the Appian Way
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The shifting purpose of Milan's neoclassical arch
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The Norman foundations of the Castello di Casertavecchia
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The Marble Fortress Housing 300 Soldiers
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The Temple of Vulcano built around 430 BC in Agrigento
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The well-preserved Doric Temple of Hera II in Paestum
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The Red Granite Altar of 1,600 Fallen Soldiers
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The Piazza Navona built on the Stadium of Domitian
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The Bronze Tribute to Giovanni Battista Piatti
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The square that owns a poet and a tea room
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The eighth-century Lombard renovation of San Salvatore
The bronze soldiers of Monza's war memorial
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Piazza Trento e Trieste
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The equestrian monument to cotton pioneer Enrico dell'Acqua
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The marble spire of the Immacolata in Messina
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Villa Pojana
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Rocchetta Mattei - an eclectic 19th-century castle in Grizzana Morandi
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SP62 Riola-Savignano 46A, Grizzana Morandi
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A marble covering for the Capitoline Hill
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Palazzo Doria and the public lodging system of Genoa
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The Palace that Hosted State Guests and the National Gallery
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The long facade of the Palazzo Doria-Tursi
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Via Giuseppe Garibaldi 9
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The Castle of St. George in Mantua
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Palazzo Gio Battista Centurione is a UNESCO World Heritage site
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The Palace Captured by Rubens
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The Palace of Cipriano Pallavicini in Genoa
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The frescoes of Cleopatra and Columbus in Palazzo Belimbau
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The Palazzo Francesco Maria Balbi Piovera in Genoa
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Mystery surrounds ancient Arch of Janus in Rome
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The fresco hidden by plaster in 1625
Fuente y licencia: Giovan Battista Castello and Bernardo Cantone (architects) Marcello Sparzo (sculptor) / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0
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The Palazzo housing the Abduction of Elena
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A two-kilometer burial road in the Etruscan Necropoli della Banditaccia
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The rural church of Nostra Signora di Silvaru in Ossi
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Aldo Rossi's Candoglia Marble Fountain
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The Roman amphitheatre turned into a quarry
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The basilica with parallel halls in Trento
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L.O.V.E. stands in Milan's Piazza degli Affari
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The Statua del dio Nilo: A Headless Roman Reunion
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The church that shares features with Islamic and Byzantine architecture
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The Church of Santa Maria dell’Ammiraglio: A Layered History in Palermo
The childhood home of Cristoforo Colombo in Cogoleto
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The bronze monument to painter Mosè Bianchi
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The terrace views and Medici history of Villa La Petraia
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Villa La Magia in Quarrata
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The Fortified Medici Villa of San Piero a Sieve
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The favored Medici estate of Villa Medicea di Cafaggiolo
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The Palladian villa with farm wings built on medieval foundations
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Villa Medicea: From hunting retreat to history museum
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Palazzo Madama in Turin
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The parish church of Brixen stands on an 11th-century site
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The medieval ruins of Castello Strassberg near Vipiteno
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The Baroque and Romanesque details of the Cathedral of Brixen
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