Palazzetto

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chapter i • introduction • Rione Campitelli: The Neighborhood introduction The <strong>Palazzetto</strong> of the Palazzo Albertoni Spinola is located in Rome, in the historic Rione Campitelli. The small and prestigious size of the area and, above all, its richness of prominent archaeological sites and museums, make it one of most desired places to live in Rome. The coat of arms of the district bears a black head of a dragon against a white background. The coat of arms is believed to go back to a medieval legend of an evil monster which in the fourth century was a threat to the Roman Forum until it was driven out through the intervention of Pope Sylvester I. The origin of the name of the district Campitelli, according to local belief, comes from Capitolium Hill, the highest of the Seven Hills of Rome which on top of there stood the most important ancient roman temple (dedicated to the worship of the triad of Jupiter, Juno and Minerva). - 6 -
Within this district is the piazza del Campidoglio (Capitolium) which is still considered, as it was two millennia ago, to be the geographical center of Rome, the reference point to count all road distances with respect to the city. Additionally, the District of Campitelli, and specifically the <strong>Palazzetto</strong>, are centrally located between the Coliseum, the Vatican City, the Spanish Steps, the Tiber River and other significant historical monuments and locations. - 7 -
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Page 10 and 11: view of palazzetto designed by giac
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Page 16: view of rome from the rooftop terra
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Page 29: points of interest Palazzetto 1. Co
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Page 35 and 36: IV ancestors, saints & heroes - 19
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Rooftop Second/Mezzanine Floor Firs
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common areas - 52 -
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common areas Private Entrance: A mo
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the monumental stairs
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entrance to the business office
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fresco on the cieling of the busine
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garden suite - 62 -
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ma bed garden suite A prestigious G
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entrance of the garden suite from t
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view of secret garden
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detail of the ceramic base-relief i
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ambassador suite - 72 -
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ambassador suite The stately Ambass
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entrance & studio of the ambassador
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dining room of the ambassador suite
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main entrance of the executive suit
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monumental staircase. There is anot
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living room of the executive suite
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exclusive amenities of the ambassad
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Exclusive Amenities of ambassador &
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the stunning rooftop terrace
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kitchen at the attic of the rooftop
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VII restoration - 93 -
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chapter vi • restoration • rest
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chapter vi • restoration • rest
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chapter iv • location map & lifes
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Museums culture Rome was a major wo
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History culture The Coliseum, also
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view of the lake at villa borghese
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lifestyle Fashion Rome is also wide
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Piazza Di Siena lifestyle Rome’s
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