Castello di Decima (Rome)
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Castello di Decima (Rome)
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The Castello di Decima is a fortified building in Rome (Italy), in the frazione Castel di Decima.
It is a structure closed by four arms, with a crenellated entrance accompanied by a tower. In the center, there is an internal courtyard with a circular fountain.
Inside the castle rises the small church of Sant'Andrea apostolo in Castel di Decima. The building occupies a part of an early medieval fortification that stood at the tenth mile of the Via Laurentina, the Roman road which led to Lavinium.
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2023-11-19T06:16:16Z
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