ancient Greek walls of Syracuse — Forgotten History, Via Ruggero Settimo, Italy

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ancient Greek walls of Syracuse

Via Ruggero Settimo, Italy

Le mura dionigiane o mura di Dionisio, sono una cinta muraria fatta costruire dal tiranno Dionisio I di Siracusa tra il 402 a. C. e il 397 a. C. per fortificare il pianoro dell'Epipoli di Siracusa ancora privo di fortificazioni, permettendo in questo modo di mantenere il più ampio controllo della città anche sotto assedio.

Category
Forgotten History
Location
Via Ruggero Settimo, Italy
Coordinates
37.06177, 15.29164
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Wikidata
Q3867332

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ancient Greek walls of Syracuse is a Forgotten History place on VeroMaps. Other places close by: Diana fountain, Temple of Athena, Castello Maniace Lighthouse, Villa Politi.

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ancient Greek walls of Syracuse is in Via Ruggero Settimo, Italy. Coordinates: 37.06177, 15.29164.

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