Acqua di Paolo

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Acqua di Paolo is a historic Baroque-era aqueduct in Rome, Italy, renowned for supplying water to the city and feeding the monumental Fontana dell’Acqua Paola on the Janiculum Hill.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aqueduct
historic infrastructure
alsoKnownAs Acqua Paola
architecturalStyle Baroque
cityServed Rome
completionDate 1612
constructionStart early 17th century
country Italy
era post-Renaissance Rome
feeds Fontana dell’Acqua Paola
followsRouteOf Aqua Traiana
hasMonumentalFeature large Baroque fountain façade at Janiculum Hill
hasPart Fontana dell’Acqua Paola
heritagePeriod Baroque era
linked to: Baroque
historicalSignificance one of the major post-ancient aqueducts of Rome
locatedIn Italy
Janiculum district of Rome
Lazio
Rome
locatedOn Janiculum Hill
material masonry
namedAfter Pope Paul V
patron Pope Paul V
purpose public fountain supply
urban water supply
restoredAncientAqueduct Aqua Traiana
supplies water to Rome
terminus Fontana dell’Acqua Paola
waterSource Lake Bracciano
springs near Lake Bracciano

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Aqua Paola aqueduct alsoKnownAs Acqua di Paolo