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This solemn site preserves the battle flags of disbanded units of the Italian Armed Forces.
Description:
Located within the monumental Vittoriano complex in central Rome, the memorial houses the battle flags of disbanded army, navy, air force, and carabinieri units. It also contains the Sacello del Milite Ignoto, the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, commemorating those who fell in World War I. The memorial is rich in symbolism, honoring the sacrifice and valor of Italy’s military.
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Over 600 flags are preserved here. Memorial masses are held every second Sunday of the month. The site was closed to the public from August 4 to September 1, 2025.
Significance:
National significance, protected by the Italian Ministry of Defence
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Paid visit
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learn history
listen to guided tours
take photos
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Now under recostruction. From 08.01.2024.
Safety:
The site is guarded, safety level is high. No threats reported.
Clothing:
Comfortable shoes, light clothing in summer, jacket in spring and autumn
Climate:
Mediterranean, with mild winters and hot summers
Tips:
Visit in the morning to avoid crowds. Respect the silence and do not touch exhibits
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