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Flavia Tower - Ladispoli

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The Flavia Tower was a military installation built in Roman times and rebuilt quite a few times during the Middle Ages.

In the 16th C. Cardinal Flavio Orsini had it reconstructed and its is to him that it owes its name.
 
The Torre Flavia, which at the time was on the mainland, was part of a system of watchtowers that stretched down the entire coast and which included the Castle of Paolo, the Saracen Tower of Santa Severa, the Odescalchi Castle Tower in S. Marinella; it was used as a watchtower right up to the beginning of the 19th C. when it was still equipped with two 12 and 13 calibre cannons and 3 rifles with bayonets.
 
Unfortunately the Allied bombings during the Second World War destroyed the upper floors of the tower completely, effectively making the tower unusable.
Dove si trova
Referenti: 
Pro Loco di Ladispoli
Indirizzo: 
Piazza della Vittoria, 11 (I° piano)
Telefono: 
069913049 - 0699448784
Fax: 
069913049
Distanza da Roma: 
Appprox. 45 km
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Flavia tower over the centuries
Flavia tower today

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