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Prospettiva di
Corso Giovecca, also
called commonly Arcoche, is a
scenic and
decorative arch
located at the end of
Corso Giovecca, in Ferrara,
region of...
- the
Castello Estense.
These walls were
razed and the moat,
present Corso Giovecca, was
filled in.
Unlike the
dense haphazard tracks of the
medieval center...
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Parmense Palio di Parma,
Palio del Niballo, at ****za
Palio di
Giovecca, at
Giovecca Palio of
Mordano Palio of
Butera Palio of
Piazza Armerina, 11 to...
- once suburban, and
sometimes referred to as a villa,
located on
Corso Giovecca #170, just east of
Central Ferrara,
region of Emilia-Romagna, Italy. It...
- Belricetto, Bizzuno, Ca' di Lugo, Campanile, Chiesanuova, Ciribella,
Giovecca, Malcantone, P****ogatto, San Bernardino, San Lorenzo, San Potito, Santa...
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between 1932 and 1933 on the site of the
former S. Anna Hospital,
which was
moved in 1927 to its
location in
Corso della Giovecca (active
until 2012)...
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Paolo Michaelangelo Zappi-Manzoni di
Giovecca in Bologna, Italy, son of
Count Ubaldo Zappi-Manzoni di
Giovecca, a surgeon, and wife
Ersilia Monti. He...
- scheme, the
Erculean Addition. The
Giovecca canal was
filled in and
transformed into a wide avenue, the
Corso della Giovecca [it]. This
thoroughfare served...
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present ones, running,
roughly speaking,
along the line of the
present Corso Giovecca and
Viale Cavour. The
tower was
joined by
curtain walls to
another three...
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Roman Catholic, Baroque-style
church and
monastery located on
Corso della Giovecca, in
central Ferrara,
region of Emilia-Romagna, Italy. In 1618, prompted...
