Aventine Hill

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Aventine Hill is one of Rome’s famed seven hills, historically a residential and religious district that hosted several important temples and sanctuaries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill of Rome
historic district
associatedWith Aventine Secession
Aventine Triad
plebeian population of ancient Rome
borderedBy Testaccio district
Tiber
surface form: Tiber River
continent Europe
country Italy
hasChurch Basilica of Santa Sabina all’Aventino
Church of Santi Bonifacio e Alessio
Sant’Anselmo all’Aventino
surface form: Church of Sant’Anselmo all’Aventino
hasCoordinateSystem WGS84
surface form: World Geodetic System 1984
hasGarden Giardino degli Aranci
hasLandmark Aventine Keyhole at the Priory of the Knights of Malta
Clivo di Rocca Savella
Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta
hasNameInItalian Aventine Hill self-linksurface differs
surface form: Aventino
hasNameInLatin Aventinus
hasReputation quiet and affluent neighborhood
hasSanctuary Sanctuary of Bona Dea
Sanctuary of Juno Regina
hasTemple Temple of Ceres
Temple of Diana
Temple of Libera
surface form: Temple of Liber

Temple of Libera
hasViewpoint Belvedere of the Giardino degli Aranci
heritage part of the historic center of Rome
heritageStatus Historic Centre of Rome
surface form: included in UNESCO World Heritage Site: Historic Centre of Rome
historicalPeriodOfImportance Roman Empire
Roman Republic
knownFor ancient temples
religious sanctuaries
residential character
locatedIn Italy
Rome
overlooks Circus Maximus
surface form: Circus Maximus area

Tiber
surface form: Tiber River
partOf Municipio I of Rome
Seven Hills of Rome
situatedOnBankOf left bank of the Tiber River
usedAs residential quarter in modern Rome

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Sanctuary of Juno Regina locatedIn Aventine Hill
Roman goddess Juno majorCultCenter Aventine Hill
subject surface form: Juno