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Via Giulia

The Via Giulia is a street of historical and architectural importance in Rome, Italy, which runs along the left (east) bank of the Tiber from Piazza San Vincenzo Pallotti, near Ponte Sisto, to Piazza dell'Oro. It is about 1 kilometre long and connects the Regola and Ponte Rioni.

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Location
Rome, Italy
Completion
1512
Designer
Donato Bramante
Former name
Via Magistralis Via Recta
Length
950 m (3,120 ft)
Namesake
Pope Julius II

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Via Giulia

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Edges300
Triples573
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.006645
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related to Sources · 135
Via Giulia → AA, Agostino Chigi, Ancients, Antonio, April, Architecture, Archived, Armellini, Arnaldo, Arnold, Bartolomeo, Bertarelli, Bologna, Brentano, Bretschneider, Bruschi, Buchowiecki, Callari, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press
related to Via Giulia in the 16th century · 45
Via Giulia → After, Angels' Bridge, Antonio, Borgo, Campo Marzio, Carceri, Despite, Florentine, Florentine Compagnia, Florentines, Gonfalone, Here, House, In, Incoronati, Italy, January, Julius, Julius II, Lombards
related to The project of Pope Julius II · 38
Via Giulia → Agostino Chigi, Alexander VI, Borgo, Both, Campidoglio, Colonna, Donato Bramante, Florentine, Hospital, In, Julius II, Lungara, Moreover, Nero's Bridge, One, Parione, Peter's Basilica, Pettinari, Ponte, Ponte Sisto
related to 17 Carceri Nuove (Via Giulia 52) · 36
Via Giulia → Anti-Mafia, Anti-Terrorism, Antiterrorismo, Antonio, As, Carceri Nuove, Centro, Church, Collegio Inglese, Corte Savella, Criminal Justice, Direzione Nazionale Antimafia, Due, From, Grande, Justitia Papalis, Maresciallo, Marshall, Monserrato, National Directorate
related to Via Giulia in the 17th century · 33
Via Giulia → Antonio Del Grande, Aqua Paola, Beside, Bramante, Bresciani, Carceri Nuove, Carlo Maderno, Collegio Bandinelli, Collegio Ghislieri, Del Grande, Fiorentini, Fontanone, Francesco Borromini, Ghetto, In, Julius II's, Justitia Papalis, Maderno, New Prisons, Palazzo Falconieri
related to Via Giulia since 1870 · 33
Via Giulia → After Rome, Barchetta, Because, Beggars' Hospice, Benito Mussolini, Bresciani, Campus Martius, Chiesa Nuova, During, Falconieri, Fontanone, Italy, Kingdom, Liceo Classico Virgilio, Lungoteveres, Moreover, Palazzi Medici-Clarelli, Piazza Padella, Piazza Trilussa, Planca Incoronati
related to 22 Palazzo Sacchetti (Via Giulia 66) · 30
Via Giulia → An, Antonio, Baccio Bigio, Cardinal Giovanni Ricci, Cefalo's, Ceuli, Cortona, Florentine Sacchetti, Francesco Salviati, Hall, His, In, Ingeborg Bachmann, Mappamondi, Montepulciano, Nanni, Notable, October, Orazio, Palazzo Sacchetti
related to Development in the 18th and 19th centuries · 30
Via Giulia → Alessandro Galilei, Ferdinando Fuga, Filippo Raguzzini, Fiorentini, Fireworks, Fontanone, Fountain, From, Giovanni Antonio Perfetti, Grand Master, In, Malta, Marc'Antonio Zondadari, Mascherone, Morte, Orazione, Order, Pagnotta, Palazzo Farnese, Ponte Sisto
related to 6 Palazzo Falconieri also Palazzo Odescalchi Falconieri (Via Giulia 1) · 29
Via Giulia → Accademia, Cardinal Joseph Fesch, Ceci, Eventually, Farnese, Florentine, Francesco Borromini, From, Hungarian Academy, Hungarian State, In, It, Italy, Kingdom, Laetitia Ramolino, Morte, Napoleon Bonaparte, Odescalchi, Orazio Falconieri, Orazione
related to 27 San Giovanni dei Fiorentini (Via Acciaioli 2) · 20
Via Giulia → Baptist, Borromini, Carlo Maderno, Ciro Ferri, Cortona, Fiorentini, Florentine, Florentines, Francesco Borromini, Giacomo, In, It, John, Leo, Medici, Pietro, Porta, Rome's, San Giovanni, The

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via giulia church palazzo building rome pope road dei di street della italian san palace built farnese new del century

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Via GiuliaCompletion15121.00infobox
Via GiuliaDesignerDonato Bramante1.00infobox
Via GiuliaFormer nameVia Magistralis Via Recta1.00infobox
Via GiuliaLength950 m (3,120 ft)1.00infobox
Via GiuliaLocationRome, Italy1.00infobox
Via GiuliaNamesakePope Julius II1.00infobox
Via GiuliaNorth endPiazza dell'Oro1.00infobox
Via GiuliaQuarterRegola, Ponte1.00infobox
Via GiuliaSouth endPiazza San Vincenzo Pallotti1.00infobox
Via Giuliais astreet of historical and architectural importance in Rome0.90text
Francesco Borrominiinstance ofdirected by the most important architects of the time0.80text
Carlo Madernoinstance ofdirected by the most important architects of the time0.80text

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