Roots EarthMilano, Italy
Columns of San Lorenzo
A colonnade of sixteen Corinthian marble columns from a Roman building of the second century, moved here in the fourth to front the Basilica of San Lorenzo. Among the few standing remains of Roman Milan, the square is now a favourite evening gathering place.
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Location
Coordinates: 45.4582, 9.181