Gemonian Stairs

Name: Gemonian Stairs
Address: Via di S. Pietro in Carcere, 00186 Roma RM, Italy, Roma, Italia

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Address :	Via di S. Pietro in Carcere, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Categories :	Tourist attraction , Historical landmark ,
City :	Roma

Via di S. Pietro in Carcere, 00186 Roma RM, Italy

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A	Alessio Fauni on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Antichissime scale romane, di cui ormai rimane solo la parte terminale, sicuramente molto importanti dal punto di vista storico e dense di significato. Originariamente partivano dai Fori Romani e arrivavano fino alla Piazza del Campidoglio. Quello che rimane ora, fornisce comunque un panorama stupendo su bellissimi resti; veramente un ottima posizione per stupende foto. Ancient Roman stairs, of which only the terminal part now remains, certainly very important from a historical point of view and full of meaning. Originally they started from the Roman Forum and reached the Piazza del Campidoglio. What remains now, however, provides a wonderful panorama of beautiful remains; really a great location for beautiful photos.
l	lunhua liu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 台階位於羅馬的中部，從卡比托利歐山的Arx一直延伸到古羅馬廣場。從論壇上看，他們經過左側的Tabularium及康科德神廟(Temple of Concord)，並經過右側的馬默丁監獄(Mamertine Prison）。人們認為，台階的位置與經過美默爾汀監獄遺址的卡塞雷（Carcere）當前的聖彼得廣場（Via di San Pietro）大致重合。人們認為樓梯是在提比略（Tiberius，14-37）統治之前建造的，因為在此之前的任何古代文獻中都沒有提到它們的名字。他們最初被用作處決地，主要是與提比略後來統治時期的偏執狂有關。 The steps are located in the middle of Rome, extending from Arx on Capitoline Hill to the Roman Forum. From the forum, they passed the Tabularium and the Temple of Concord on the left, and the Mamertine Prison on the right. It is believed that the location of the steps roughly coincides with the current Via di San Pietro (Via di San Pietro) in Carcere, which passes by the ruins of the Memmertine prison. It is believed that the stairs were built before the reign of Tiberius (14-37) because their names are not mentioned in any ancient documents before that. They were originally used as a place of execution, mainly due to the paranoia of Tiberius' later reign.
Ю	ЮлиЯ Ко on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ люблю лестницы)))очень интересная достопримечательность. В Риме нет проблем с ними - большие, красивые, исторические...эта была еще и пустая!!! такого почти быть не может!!! вообще то мы просто шли в храм, но оценили все равно ее ..длину))) I love stairs))) a very interesting attraction. In Rome there are no problems with them - big, beautiful, historical ... this one was also empty !!! this can hardly be !!! actually we just went to the temple, but still appreciated it .. length)))
P	Patrick Leclercq on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sensation unique d'arpenter ce chemin si célèbre et légendaire qui mène au Capitole. La vue sur Rome depuis ce côté du Capitole est juste splendide. Unique feeling of walking this famous and legendary path which leads to the Capitol. The view over Rome from this side of the Capitol is just splendid.
M	Massimiliano Di Maio on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Quello che rimane delle cosiddette "scale della morte" per via dell'utilizzo che ne facevano. Infatti diverse leggende narrano di terribi torture ed esecuzioni compiute su di esse. Le "scale del lutto" (altro nome con le quali venivano chiamate) vennero usate in epoca imperiale come luogo di esecuzioni pubbliche. I "condannati alle Gemonie" venivano poi gettati nel Tevere. What remains of the so-called "death ladders" due to the use they made of them. In fact, several legends tell of terrible tortures and executions carried out on them. The "stairs of mourning" (another name by which they were called) were used in imperial times as a place for public executions. The "condemned to the Gemonie" were then thrown into the Tiber.
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S	Spalton221 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The stairs on which many people were executed on. Imagine walking up the Capitoline and seeing piles of rotting bodies. Maybe they were cleared up after a while?