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Porta Pinciana Review
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Porta Pinciana
- Address: Piazzale Basile, junction Via Veneto and Corso d'Italia, Villa Borghese, Rome | Map It
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Pincian Gate
- Category: Architectural Sites
- Location: Villa Borghese
Fodor's Review:
Framed by two squat, circular towers, the gate was constructed in the 6th century. Here you can see just how well the Aurelian walls have been preserved and imagine hordes of Visigoths trying to break through them. Sturdy as the walls look, they couldn't always keep out the barbarians: Rome was sacked three times during the 5th century alone.
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