Giannicolo Overlooking Rome at Sunset

Photographed & edited by Riccardo Vincenzi. Artist's recommendation: 28" x 40" (70cm x 100cm) printed on aluminum. Giannicolo is the second-largest hill in the greater Rome area, but is not considered one of Rome's 7 hills, due to it being west of the Tibur River. It is also known as Janiculum, attributed to the fact that on this hill the cult of the God Janus was celebrated. This hill was fortified by Anco Marzio, the legendary Fourth King of Rome, a leader of the era before the advent of the Republic. King Marzio settled there and connected it to Rome through the Ponte Sublicio, one of the largest bridges in the greater Rome area. 48 megapixel 4k drone shot. Specially edited for FineArt printing. Choose between high-quality 5mm PVC or Aluminum materials. Frame not included.