Roman Quadrilateral, Historic district in Italy
The Roman Quadrilateral is a network of narrow streets and squares in the historic center of Turin.
Dating back to Roman times, it represented the entire city when Turin was a military camp under Augustus.
Today it's a bustling area filled with boutiques, restaurants, and nightlife spots.
Visitors can explore its ancient charm on foot due to its compact size.
It retains a distinctive Roman grid street pattern, rare for medieval European cities.
Location: Turin
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