The scenic Gregorian Bridge connects the historic city centre to Villa Gregoriana. Pope Gregory XVI built it to 1834. The structure is made of travertine, has single arch resting on two pillars side. Its history is linked to two events: the first negative dates back to May 27, 1944, the day it was blown up by retreating German troops, the second is its inauguration that took place on the first Sunday of May after that dramatic destruction, with the triumphal passage of the procession carrying the image of Our Lady of Quintiliolo to the Cathedral of San Lorenzo.
The Rocca Pia was commissioned by Pope Pius II (Piccolomini). With its four round towers, it dominates the old town of Tivoli and the surrounding countryside. It overlooks the ancient Roman amphitheatre.
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The Gothic House is one of the most suggestive buildings in the city. On the outside it features an impressive staircase adorned with a brickwork arch and some crenelation.
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Palace of the Mission back to fulfill the function of museum space for the conservation and promotion of the historical and artistic heritage of Tivoli .
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Piazza del Governo 1 - 00019 Tivoli (RM) Tel: 07744531
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