Fountains, Squares and Bridges

The work of art, a gift of the "Famiglia Artistica" to the city of Milan, is located in the playground of the traffic island gardens that ha… Read the rest

It began to take shape when the municipal city, towards the end of the 12th century, began to expand beyond the vault of San Pietro, beyond the ancien… Read the rest

The history of the Piazza begins in ancient Rome, when the area was considered one of the most unrefined places in the city. It was used as a shed for… Read the rest

Inaugurated in 1778, during the reign of Ferdinand IV of Bourbon, it was built by Domenico Amedeo Orsini, cardinal and duke of Gravina, to give the ci… Read the rest

Piazza della Libertà is not physically separated from Piazza del Popolo (so much so that the people of Faenza do not make precise distinctions between… Read the rest

Until a little more than a century ago, it also served a very important practical function, providing the population with water that was far healthier… Read the rest

The square is obviously of very ancient origin but it began to take on the physiognomy that still characterizes it in the 15th century, with the const… Read the rest

The Fontana del Borgo,dating back to the 16th century, also known as the Pietrosa, is a splendid fountain listed as a national monument. Originally us… Read the rest

The Cavallina Fountain in Genzano di Lucania, in its monumental architectural complex, has the shape of an amphitheater with a structure of solid, fir… Read the rest

The town hall square is beautiful and is surrounded by no less than four buildings: the town hall, the Church of the Most Holy Savior (1791-1801) the… Read the rest