Architecture

The column is called the "column of weeping," the "column of wishing," or the "column of sweat." Leg ...

The ceremony was accompanied by the first ticker-tape parade in U.S. history.

Wealthy townspeople competed with the aristocracy in building magnificent villas and their decoration.

Wood, limestone, tuff, ceramic tiles, cement, and mortar were used in its construction.

After installing the new lighting, it was done by Pope Paul VI, on October 12, 1981, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the erection of the monument, by Pope John Paul II.

On May 30, 1883, a woman raised the alarm that the bridge was collapsing. The panicked crowd began to abandon the structure in a panic, leading to the tragedy.

It is used for charitable purposes and preserving the city's monuments.