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Campo Marzo
Campo Marzo is a vast green area south-west of the historic centre, near the railway station. The name Campus Marcius probably derives from the word "marcita", "marshy", and in fact in the past it was a swampy area, fenced off as protection against wolves. It is crossed by Viale Dalmazia, a road which during last century was changed into a promenade designed by the municipal architect Bartolomeo Malacarne. Address: viale Dalmazia |
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