Colle Salario

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Colle Salario
Frazione of Rome
CountryItaly
Region Lazio
Province Rome
Comune Rome
Municipi of Rome Municipio III
Time zone UTC+1 (CET)
  Summer (DST) UTC+2 (CEST)
Area code 402
Patron saint St. John of the Cross

Colle Salario is a frazione of the Municipality of Rome (Italy), located in the zone Z. II Castel Giubileo, within the territory of the urban zone 4E Serpentara of the Municipio Roma III (former Municipio Roma IV).

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It is located in the north of Rome, within the corner delimited by Via Salaria in the west and the Grande Raccordo Anulare in the north. It is immediately north of the urban zone 4D Fidene, with which it shares a stop of the former Ferrovie dello Stato along the Fara SabinaRoma Tiburtina railway line.

History

Colle Salario was established in the mid-1980s, according to the Master Plan approved by the Municipality of Rome, close to the Grande Raccordo Anulare (Exit nr. 7–8–9), with services, parking lots and shops.

Monuments and places of interest

Interior of San Giovanni della Croce Sangiovannidellacroceacollesalario.jpg
Interior of San Giovanni della Croce

Religious buildings

Archaeological sites

In the area of today's Colle Salario, there are the remains of several villae .

Odonyms

The streets of Colle Salario are dedicated to municipalities in the Marche:

The frazione is connected to Fidene by Via Incisa in Val d'Arno, dedicated to the homonymous municipality of Tuscany in the Province of Florence.

Following the realization, in 2007, of the residential project "Porta di Roma", two new roads, dedicated to Carmelo Bene and Vittorio Caprioli, were created to connect Colle Salario to the new shopping center. The square overlooked by the Fidene Railway Station is named after Don Antonio Penazzi.

Finally, we find the viaduct named after Sandro Pertini, part of the complex of the "viaducts of the presidents".

Notes

  1. 1 2 In 2009 the municipality has passed to the Province of Rimini, in the Region Emilia-Romagna.

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