Sacconi Collection

Roma - Piazza di Venezia. Monument to Victor Emmanuel II, 1910. Altar of Fatherland, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Mr. G. Sacconi laid the foundation stone in 1884

The monument to Victor Emmanuel II in Rome, 19th century. Artist: Giuseppe Sacconi
The monument to Victor Emmanuel II (14 March 1820 - 9 January 1878) in Rome. He was the first King of unified Italy, and was proclaimed King in 1861, and made Rome his capital in 1870

National Monument Honouring Victor Emmanuel, Known As The Altar Of The Fatherland; Rome, Italy

On Either Side Of The Roof-Top Viewing Area Was The Goddess Victoria Riding On Quadrigas; Rome, Italy

Statue Of Victor Emmanuel; Rome, Italy

National Monument To Victor Emmanuel Ii; Rome, Italy

National Monument to Victor Emmanuel II. Rome. Italy
Italy. Rome. National Monument to Victor Emmanuel II (1820-1878). King of Italy. Designed by Giuseppe Falconi at 1885. Venice Square. Partial view

Italy. Rome. National Monument of Victor Emmanuel II. Night view. Built between 1885 and 1911 to celebrate the advent of Italian unification in 1870

Italy. Rome. National Monument of Victor Emmanuel II. Altar of the Fatherland. Designed by Giuseppe Sacconi, 1885. Museum of Italian Reunification. Piazza Venezzia

Inauguration of King Victor Emmanuel monument
Inauguration day for the Victor Emmanuel monument, known as Il Vittoriano, in Rome. The first stone of the enormous architectural marble monument to, Victor Emmanuel II

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Standing tall in the heart of Rome, the National Monument to Victor Emmanuel II is a symbol of Italian pride and unity. Designed by the talented artist Giuseppe Sacconi in the 19th century, this magnificent monument commands attention with its grandeur and beauty. Located at Piazza di Venezia, it serves as a tribute to Italy's first king and unifier. The monument's imposing structure dominates the skyline, drawing visitors from all over the world to marvel at its architectural brilliance. At night, when bathed in soft lights, it takes on an ethereal quality that adds to its allure. The goddess Victoria riding on quadrigas graces either side of the rooftop viewing area, exuding power and triumph. The statue of Victor Emmanuel himself stands proudly at the center, capturing his regal essence for eternity. It serves as a reminder of his significant role in shaping Italy's history and paving the way for a united nation. Often referred to as "The Altar of the Fatherland, " this national treasure holds immense cultural significance for Italians. It represents their unwavering spirit and determination towards achieving independence and freedom. As you stand before this majestic monument, you can't help but feel a sense of awe wash over you. Its intricate details tell stories of triumphs past while inspiring hope for future generations. Visiting Rome without witnessing this iconic landmark would be incomplete. So make sure to include a stop at the National Monument to Victor Emmanuel II during your Roman adventure – it will leave an indelible mark on your memory forever.