The Stazione Ferroviaria at Piazzale Flaminio is a railway station completed in 1932 in Rome, located just outside the Aurelian Walls in the Flaminio district.
The station occupies a significant position within the urban fabric of northern Rome. Piazzale Flaminio itself is a broad vehicular plaza that spans the boundary between the Pinciano and Flaminio quarters in Municipio II. The plaza is bounded by the Porta del Popolo, the beginning of the Via Flaminia, the monumental entrance portico of Villa Borghese, and Via Giambattista Vico. The railway station’s construction in the early 1930s reflects the period’s infrastructure development in Rome.
Details
- Year: 1932
- Location: Piazzale Flaminio, Rome
- Districts: Pinciano and Flaminio, Municipio II
- Adjacent landmarks: Porta del Popolo, Villa Borghese, Via Flaminia
- Setting: Just outside the Aurelian Walls
Frequently asked questions
Where is the station located?
The station stands at Piazzale Flaminio in Rome, positioned just outside the Aurelian Walls between the Pinciano and Flaminio districts, near the Porta del Popolo and Villa Borghese.
When was it built?
The station was completed in 1932 during a period of significant infrastructure development in Rome.
What surrounds the station?
The station occupies space within a broad vehicular plaza bordered by the Porta del Popolo, the beginning of Via Flaminia, the monumental entrance of Villa Borghese, and Via Giambattista Vico.
