Vigna Randanini, Catacombs in Italy
Vigna Randanini are a complex of Jewish catacombs in Rome.
The catacombs date back to the period between the 2nd and 4th centuries AD.
They are an important testimony to the presence of Jews in ancient Rome.
Located on the Appian Way, they are part of Rome's lesser-known attractions.
Vigna Randanini contains unique Jewish iconography distinct from Christian catacombs.
Location: Rome
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