Itinerary The Capitol and Piazza Venezia

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Itinerary The Capitol and Piazza Venezia
To view the monuments, museums and major churches in the area The Capitol and Piazza Venezia

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Itinerary The Capitol and Piazza Venezia

Monuments, museums and major churches in the area of Piazza Venezia as the Capitol, one of the most interesting architectural areas in Rome and the archaeological area of the Roman Forum and Trajan's Market.

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Monument to Vittorio Emmanuele II
It is an imposing monument built up in 1885 according to architect G.Sacconi's plan to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the kingdom of Italy

Palazzo Venezia
It 's designed for the most part as site of National Museum of Palazzo Venezia

Roman Forum
It can be considered a symbol of antiquity. It was the center of the civic, juridical and economic life in Republican times.

The Capitol
It is one of the most interesting architectural areas in Rome. The whole complex (square and buildings) was built in the sixteenth century according to Michelangelo's designs.

Trajan's Column
It is a sepulchral monument and a masterpiece of sculpture. Erected to immortalize Traiano's exploits, it is 42 meters high and was built in the 2nd century A.D.

Trajan's Markets
In ancient times they were considered one of the wonders of the classical world; today they show only one small part of their splendour. The great complex, consisting of 150 premises, was planned by Apollodoro from Damascus for Trajan in the II century A.D.

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Capitoline Museums: Capitoline Museum
Archaeology
They represent the most ancient collection in the world. In fact, the sculptural works, kept here, have an inestimable artistic value

Museum of Palazzo Venezia
Artistic

Itinerary The Capitol and Piazza Venezia

To view the monuments, museums and major churches in the area The Capitol and Piazza Venezia

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