Rione Regola

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Rione Regola is a historic district (rione) in central Rome, known for its Renaissance and Baroque architecture, churches, and proximity to the Tiber River.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Rione Regola canonical 6
rione Regola 2
Regola (rione) 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (41)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district
rione of Rome
adjacentTo Rione Parione
Rione Ponte
Rione Sant’Angelo
Rione Sant’Eustachio
Rione Trastevere
linked to: Trastevere
borderedBy Tiber River
linked to: Tiber
contains Campo de’ Fiori area
linked to: Campo de' Fiori

Palazzo Farnese
Piazza Farnese
Via Giulia
church of San Paolo alla Regola
church of Santa Caterina da Siena in Via Giulia
church of Santa Maria in Monserrato degli Spagnoli
country Italy
governedBy Comune di Roma
hasColor red
yellow
hasCulturalSignificance example of Renaissance and Baroque urbanism in Rome
hasFeature cobblestone streets
historic urban fabric
hasHeritage Baroque architecture
linked to: Baroque

Renaissance architecture
hasItalianName Regola
hasLanguage Italian
hasSymbol a deer
hasType urban quarter
historicalPeriodOfFlourishing Baroque era
linked to: Baroque

Renaissance
knownFor historic churches
narrow streets
noble palaces
locatedIn Lazio
Rome
central Rome
locatedOn left bank of the Tiber River
partOf Municipio I of Rome
historic center of Rome
urbanCharacter commercial
residential

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (9)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Campo de' Fiori locatedIn Rione Regola
Palazzo della Cancelleria locatedIn rione Regola
linked to: Rione Regola
Regola hasOfficialName Rione Regola
subject linked to: Regola rione
Via dei Pettinari locatedIn Rione Regola
Rione Sant’Angelo borderedBy Rione Regola
Rione Ripa borders Rione Regola
rione Sant’Eustachio borderedBy rione Regola
linked to: Rione Regola
Municipio I of Rome contains Regola (rione)
linked to: Rione Regola