Tuscolano

Location of Tuscolano in Rome

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Tuscolano is a district in the west of the Italian capital Rome . The name is derived from the Via Tuscolana . The quarter is designated Q.VIII, is part of the municipality VI , VII , IX and X and has 103,446 inhabitants and an area of ​​7.1572 km².

geography

The quarter is formed by the Via Appia Nuova in the south, the Aurelian Wall in the west, the Via Casilina in the north and the Via del Quadrato in the east. The northwest is known as San Giovanni. But San Giovanni in Laterano lies within the Aurelian Wall.

history

Tuscalano is one of the first 15 districts established in Rome in 1911 and officially recognized in 1921.

special locations

• Via Tuscolana
• Via Appia Nuova
• Villa Lais
• Villa La Favorita
• Porta San Giovanni
• Porta Furba
• Aqua Claudia
• Basilica di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice
• Santa Maria Immacolata e San Giuseppe Benedetto Labre
• Sant'Antonio da Padova in Via Tuscolana
• Santi Fabiano e Venanzio
• Santa Maria del Buon Consiglio a Porta Furba
• San Filippo Neri all'Acquedotto Felice
• Assunzione di Maria
• Santo Stefano protomartire
• San Giuseppe Cafasso
• Santissimo del Corpo e Sangue di Cristo
• San Gaspare del Bufalo
• Santa Giulia Billiart
• Santa Maria dell'Orto
• Motovelodromo Appio

Remarks

1. ↑ As of 2016
2. ↑ Délimitations de Tuscolano sur Google Maps .