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Asinara Gate sent on October 31, 2024 (11:05) by Alberto Vitelli. 2 comments, 120 views.

, 30 sec f/7.1, ISO 100, tripod. Roma, Italy.

Porta Asinaria: Un Portale nel Tempo Porta Asinaria è una delle porte più antiche e affascinanti delle Mura Aureliane di Roma. Situata a pochi passi da Porta San Giovanni, questa porta rappresenta un vero e proprio ponte tra l'antica Roma e la città moderna. Un Po' di Storia Originariamente costruita come una piccola apertura tra due torri quadrangolari, Porta Asinaria prende il nome dall'antica Via Asinaria che vi passava. Questa strada secondaria collegava Roma con la Via Tuscolana. Nonostante le sue dimensioni modeste all'inizio, la porta ha giocato un ruolo cruciale in diversi momenti storici: Guerra Greco-Gotica: Sia Belisario che Totila, durante la guerra greco-gotica, entrarono a Roma attraverso questa porta. Medioevo: Era conosciuta anche come Porta Lateranensis, Porta S. Johannis Laterani o Porta de Laterano. Secolo XI: Enrico IV la utilizzò durante la sua lotta contro papa Gregorio VII. Un Tesoro Nascosto Per secoli, Porta Asinaria è rimasta nascosta e dimenticata. Oggi, è nuovamente accessibile al pubblico grazie a un piccolo giardino segreto.

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Bo Larkeed

sent on October 31, 2024 (11:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful recovery, congratulations

Alberto Vitelli

sent on October 31, 2024 (11:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

“ Beautiful shot, congratulations „

Thank you very much ;-)

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