Monte Tuscolo

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Monte Tuscolo is a hill in the Alban Hills near modern Frascati in Italy, known for the ruins of the ancient Latin city of Tusculum and its historical villas and viewpoints over Rome.

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Monte Tuscolo canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
hill
associatedWith Latin League
ancient city of Tusculum
contains archaeological site of Tusculum
ruins of Tusculum
country Italy
culturalSignificance landscape landmark of Castelli Romani area
site of ancient Latin urban settlement
geologicalOrigin volcanic
hasAccessFrom Frascati
Monte Porzio Catone
hasFeature hiking trails
wooded slopes
hasHeritage Roman archaeological remains
medieval remains
hasLandUse forestry
pasture
tourism
hasRemainsOf Roman buildings
ancient city walls of Tusculum
ancient theatre of Tusculum
medieval fortifications
hasViewOf Roman Campagna
city of Rome
linked to: Rome
historicalRegion Latium
isPartOfProtectedArea local park of Tuscolo (Parco Archeologico Culturale di Tuscolo)
knownFor historical villas
panoramic viewpoints over Rome
ruins of the ancient Latin city of Tusculum
locatedIn Alban Hills
Italy
Lazio
municipality Frascati
near Castelli Romani
Frascati
overlooks Rome
partOf Alban volcanic complex
Colli Albani
Metropolitan City of Rome Capital
region Lazio
toponymDerivedFrom Tusculum
touristAttractionType archaeological tourism site
natural landscape destination
viewpoint
usedFor hiking
recreation
sightseeing

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Tusculum locatedNear Monte Tuscolo
slopes of Monte Tuscolo locatedIn Monte Tuscolo