Corso della Repubblica 355, 00049 Velletri, ItalyMap
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The south entrance of the city.
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The door Napoletana represents the entrance to Velletri for those coming from the south on the Appia road. It existed already in Roman age but then was destroyed and reconstructed in the middle age. E' consists of two bastions ...
Very beautiful because in very good conditions. Also beautiful ports under the door. There are also Christmas dressings in this period. So it deserves a visit.
... rises along the Appia road and is directed to the south. Destroyed by Romans in 338 a. C. is built in the middle age. In a powerful mural circle 6 doors are opened, which in 500 are reduced to ...
A impressive door with still the original wooden door. It was one of the doors of the city. In particular, this gave to Naples, and from here "Napoletana door". You could keep it better. But c...
The south entrance of the city.
The door Napoletana represents the entrance to Velletri for those coming from the south on the Appia road. It existed already in Roman age but then was destroyed and reconstructed in the middle age. E' consists of two bastions ...
Interesting, to see
Very beautiful because in very good conditions. Also beautiful ports under the door. There are also Christmas dressings in this period. So it deserves a visit.
Interesting the presence of the old Portone
The site would deserve to be restored and better . Interesting to see the presence of the old port still in good conservation status
Porta Napoleta
... rises along the Appia road and is directed to the south. Destroyed by Romans in 338 a. C. is built in the middle age. In a powerful mural circle 6 doors are opened, which in 500 are reduced to ...
To be seen
A impressive door with still the original wooden door. It was one of the doors of the city. In particular, this gave to Naples, and from here "Napoletana door". You could keep it better. But c...