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A cast-iron newspaper kiosk of 1882, half neo-Gothic and half Liberty, moved across Mantua to spare Alberti's basilica…
A cast-iron newspaper kiosk of 1882, half neo-Gothic and half Liberty, moved across Mantua to spare Alberti's basilica…
A little tram shelter at a Varese road junction — all that survives, restored, of the belle-époque streetcar…
A military commissary of 1907 that Enrique Nieto reclothed in modernism in 1915, the Antiguo Economato Militar is…
The fourth of the Fascist-era new towns built on the reclaimed Pontine plain south of Rome, designed by…
Roman colony and Christian metropolis where legend claims Joseph of Arimathea arrived in the 1st century and treasures…
A scenic public square in Cagliari named after Aquilino Cannas, one of Sardinia's greatest poets writing in the…
The Cappella Palatina is a room twelve metres wide and thirty-three metres long in the Palazzo dei Normanni…
Arco is a town in Trentino-Alto Adige, in northern Italy, near the northern end of Lake Garda. Faced…
Hilltop city in eastern Tuscany celebrated for Renaissance frescoes by Piero della Francesca, the medieval Giostra del Saracino…
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