Marforio, fountain in Rome
Marforio is one of the most famous talking statues of Rome.
It dates back to the era of Ancient Rome, originally part of a Roman forum.
The statue has been involved in the city's tradition of anonymous satirical commenting.
Currently situated inside the Capitoline Museums for public viewing.
Integrated into witty dialogues with Pasquino, another talking statue.
Location: Rome
Material: marble
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The temple served as the mint of Ancient Rome.
The Palazzo Nuovo is part of the Capitoline Hill's museum complex in Rome.
Santa Maria in Ara Coeli is a basilica located on the highest summit of the Campidoglio.
The Bufalini Chapel is adorned with frescoes by the Renaissance artist Pinturicchio.
The Capitoline Wolf is a bronze sculpture of she-wolf suckling twin infants, inspired by the legend of the founding of Rome.
The Cordonata Capitolina is a gently sloping ascent to the Capitoline Hill.
