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Santa Marinella tourism, sea and holidays
In the area of Santa Marinella found oldest inhabited sites in the early Neolithic period and the Bronze Age. In the ninth century the territory of the settlement was built by the Romans called Kisra Caere (Cerveteri) and the installation of Pyrgi (Santa Severa) store as a port of the Etruscans. In 1777 the Pontifical Government began the excavation from which emerged the town and the necropolis. In the Middle Ages the coast of St. Marinella possession of the Lords of Vico, and then the Anguillara Orsini. Among the coastal defense towers built by St. Pius V in 1567, is the tower which was called Santa Marinella, from small town, that there had risen for the cultivation of fields and pastures.
Tradition has it that the year 1000 Towards a Community of Basilian monks originating in the Middle East, after having landed in southern Italy, along the Tyrrhenian and settled on the promontory where today stands the Odescalchi Castle, built the village and a small church in honor of Santa Marina and introducing the cult of St. Leonard St., eponymous City, which propagated the devotion. According to [the suburban diocese of Ostia and Porto and S. Rufina 1946-1966:] that Santa is news that reviews the calendar to July 17, a Santa Marina, Virgin and Martyr. The name of the place could come from the small church built by the Basilian in honor of the saint. The church has now disappeared and was probably built in the castle or was destroyed in the sixteenth century. To build the place where it stood, the church which then became the parish church. In 1435 Pope Eugene IV granted property in the estate of S. Marinella to the Canons of the Holy Spirit. In 1887 the Holy Spirit Archispedale to sell the estate to Prince Baldassarre Odescalchi that created a development plan drawn up by engineer Raphael Ojetti, father of writer Hugh. Pacelli family buys a villa along the Via Aurelia to the current Hospital of the Infant Jesus where since dapiccolo Eugenio Pacelli spent his holidays, who became Cardinal Secretary of State and finally the name of Pope Pius XII. In 1899 the Marchese Sacchetti buy the old post office and while performing agricultural work for the planting of pine discovers the remains of a luxury villa with statues will go to some museums in the world. At Villa Marconi bags met his future wife Maria Cristina Bezzi-Scali born from that marriage Electra. In Torre Chiaruccia Guglielmo Marconi establishes the Experimental Center of the CNR radio experiments where the mobile phone where he built the first microwave radio, experiences the blind navigation and radio-tracking building the first prototype of the radar. The intervention of the royal family in Santa Marinella is situated in the Marino Institute Yolande of Savoy, now the Hospital of the Infant Jesus October 4, 1949 Santa Severa and Santa Marinella Civitavecchia detach themselves from becoming independent municipality. In 1955 the architect Luigi Moretti, designer of the famous Watergate Hotel in Washington, designed the complex of three villas on behalf of the Princess Pignatelli: The Saracen, The Caliphs and the Moorish.
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Santa Marinella tourism, sea and holidays
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In the area of Santa Marinella found oldest inhabited sites in the early Neolithic period and the Bronze Age. In the ninth century the territory of the settlement was built by the Romans called Kisra Caere (Cerveteri) and the installation of Pyrgi (Santa Severa) store as a port of the Etruscans. In 1777 the Pontifical Government began the excavation from which emerged the town and the necropolis. In the Middle Ages the coast of St. Marinella possession of the Lords of Vico, and then the Anguillara Orsini. Among the coastal defense towers built by St. Pius V in 1567, is the tower which was called Santa Marinella, from small town, that there had risen for the cultivation of fields and pastures. Tradition has it that the year 1000 Towards a Community of Basilian monks originating in the Middle East, after having landed in southern Italy, along the Tyrrhenian and settled on the promontory where today stands the Odescalchi Castle, built the village and a small church in honor of Santa Marina and introducing the cult of St. Leonard St., eponymous City, which propagated the devotion. According to [the suburban diocese of Ostia and Porto and S. Rufina 1946-1966:] that Santa is news that reviews the calendar to July 17, a Santa Marina, Virgin and Martyr. The name of the place could come from the small church built by the Basilian in honor of the saint. The church has now disappeared and was probably built in the castle or was destroyed in the sixteenth century. To build the place where it stood, the church which then became the parish church. In 1435 Pope Eugene IV granted property in the estate of S. Marinella to the Canons of the Holy Spirit. In 1887 the Holy Spirit Archispedale to sell the estate to Prince Baldassarre Odescalchi that created a development plan drawn up by engineer Raphael Ojetti, father of writer Hugh. Pacelli family buys a villa along the Via Aurelia to the current Hospital of the Infant Jesus where since dapiccolo Eugenio Pacelli spent his holidays, who became Cardinal Secretary of State and finally the name of Pope Pius XII. In 1899 the Marchese Sacchetti buy the old post office and while performing agricultural work for the planting of pine discovers the remains of a luxury villa with statues will go to some museums in the world. At Villa Marconi bags met his future wife Maria Cristina Bezzi-Scali born from that marriage Electra. In Torre Chiaruccia Guglielmo Marconi establishes the Experimental Center of the CNR radio experiments where the mobile phone where he built the first microwave radio, experiences the blind navigation and radio-tracking building the first prototype of the radar. The intervention of the royal family in Santa Marinella is situated in the Marino Institute Yolande of Savoy, now the Hospital of the Infant Jesus October 4, 1949 Santa Severa and Santa Marinella Civitavecchia detach themselves from becoming independent municipality. In 1955 the architect Luigi Moretti, designer of the famous Watergate Hotel in Washington, designed the complex of three villas on behalf of the Princess Pignatelli: The Saracen, The Caliphs and the Moorish.
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