MAUSOLEO DI SANTA COSTANZA
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2024
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2024
Mausoleum of the fourth century with remarkable mosaics in Rome.
Daughter of Constantine, Constance was cured of leprosy after spending a night near the tomb of Saint Agnes. Dating from the 4thcentury , her mausoleum retains its original architecture and period mosaics. The building is round. The dome rests on twin columns, outside which is a sort of vaulted ambulatory decorated with pre-Christian floral mosaics. The niches beneath the vault are more recent.
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Le lieu est calme, peu couru par les touristes et les mosaïques vraiment intéressantes.
La proximité de la basilique de Ste Agnès ainsi que des catacombes deSte Priscille en font un lieu de sortie groupée très agréable.