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Villa de los Estados Pontificios, fue ocupada por las tropas españolas e imperiales durante el Saco de Roma en 1527. [4] Entre el 10 y 11 de agosto de 1744 se dio en sus inmediaciones una batalla entre un ejército austriaco y otro hispano-napolitano, terminando con la victoria de Carlos de Nápoles .
Velletri (Italian: [velˈleːtri]; Latin: Velitrae; Volscian: Velester) is an Italian comune in the Metropolitan City of Rome, approximately 40 km to the southeast of the city centre, located in the Alban Hills, in the region of Lazio, central Italy.
Fresco in the House of Augustus. / 41.88889°N 12.48528°E / 41.88889; 12.48528. The House of Augustus, or the Domus Augusti (not to be confused with the Domus Augustana), is situated on the Palatine Hill in Rome, Italy. This house has been identified as the primary place of residence for the emperor Augustus ( r. 27 BC – AD 14 ).
Velletri (IPA: /velˈletri/) è un comune italiano di 52 543 abitanti della città metropolitana di Roma Capitale nel Lazio. Il centro storico sorge sulle propaggini meridionali dei Colli Albani, a 332 mslm. Incluso – ma solo da alcuni – nell'area dei Castelli Romani nonostante la sua lunga tradizione di libero comune.
La Atenea de Velletri o Velletri Pallas es un tipo de estatua de mármol clásica de Atenea, con casco. Original. Todas las estatuas de este tipo son copias romanas del siglo I de un bronce griego perdido, posiblemente un bronce de c. 430 aC realizado por Kresilas.
Once the ancient Velitrae, today is one of the largest and most populated towns of the Castelli Romani, an appreciated wine producing centre, a cultural tourism destination and holiday spot. Situated in a panoramic position on a spur of Monte Artemisio, at the extreme south of the Alban Hills, Velletri is the largest territory of the Castelli ...
Velletri has a rich and ancient history. Knowledge of the town goes back to the Volsci period. The ancient Velitrae was influenced by the Etruscans, as shown by the numerous terracotta relics and inscriptions left on the territory. In 338 BC, it was seized by the Roman soldiers and overcome by Furius Camillus, who destroyed the walls, which ...
