# Trionfale

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**Trionfale** (tri.oɱˈfaːle) is the 14th *[quartiere](/source/Quarters_of_Rome)* of Rome (Italy), identified by the initials **Q. XIV**. The toponym also indicates the [urban zone](/source/Administrative_subdivision_of_Rome#Urban_subdivision_of_Rome) **19E** of [Municipio XIV](/source/Municipio_XIV).

## History

Trionfale is among the first 15 *[quartieri](/source/Quarters_of_Rome)* of the city, originally delimited in 1911 and officially established in 1921. It takes its name from the [Via Trionfale](/source/Via_Trionfale). During the [Middle Age](/source/Middle_Age) the pilgrims coming from the [Via Francigena](/source/Via_Francigena) used to travel along this road in order to get to Rome. The little church of [San Lazzaro in Borgo](/source/San_Lazzaro_in_Borgo), where pilgrims had to stop before entering the city walls, bears witness to this.

## Geography

### Boundaries

To the north, the quarter borders with *[suburbio](/source/Suburbs_of_Rome)* [Della Vittoria](/source/Della_Vittoria_(Suburb_of_Rome)) (S. XI), from which it is separated by the stretch of [Via Trionfale](/source/Via_Trionfale) between Via della Pineta Sacchetti and Via Igea.

To the west, Trionfale borders with *quartiere* [Della Vittoria](/source/Della_Vittoria) (Q. XV), whose border is delineated by the stretch of Via Trionfale between Via Igea and Viale delle Milizie, as well as with *[rione](/source/Rioni_of_Rome)* [Prati](/source/Prati_(rione_of_Rome)) (R. XXII), the boundary being marked by Via [Leone IV](/source/Pope_Leo_IV).

Southward, Trionfale shares its border with the [Vatican City](/source/Vatican_City) and with *quartiere* [Aurelio](/source/Aurelio_(Rome)), from which it is separated by Viale Vaticano, Via di Porta Pertusa, Via Aurelia, Via [Anastasio II](/source/Pope_Anastasius_II), Via Angelo Emo, Via di Valle Aurelia and Via del Pineto Torlonia.

To the east, the *quartiere* borders with *quartiere* [Primavalle](/source/Primavalle) (Q. XXVII), whose boundary is delineated by Via della Pineta Sacchetti.

### Odonymy

Odonyms are focused, in the southern part of Trionfale, on prominent admirals, [Navy heroes](/source/Italian_Navy) and naval combats; in the north-western area, streets and squares are mostly named after Italian war heroes (next to Viale delle Medaglie d'Oro) and ancient authors. The avenues within the park of Via Proba Petronia are named for Italian actors. Some streets close to Circonvallazione Trionfale are named after famous philosophers. Odonyms of the quarter can be categorized as follows:

- **Actors**, e.g. viale [Gianni Agus](/source/Gianni_Agus), viale [Galeazzo Benti](/source/Galeazzo_Benti), viale [Gino Bramieri](/source/Gino_Bramieri), viale [Memmo Carotenuto](/source/Memmo_Carotenuto);
- **Admirals and Navy heroes**, e.g. viale degli [Ammiragli](/source/Admiral), via [Marcantonio Bragadin](/source/Marcantonio_Bragadin_(admiral)), piazzale [Ammiraglio Bergamini](/source/Carlo_Bergamini_(admiral)), via [Antonio Canal](/source/Antonio_Canal_(admiral)), via [Francesco Caracciolo](/source/Francesco_Caracciolo_(naval_officer)), via [Pietro de Cristofaro](/source/Pietro_de_Cristofaro), via [Ruggero di Lauria](/source/Roger_of_Lauria), via [Andrea Doria](/source/Andrea_Doria), via [Angelo Emo](/source/Angelo_Emo), via [Domenico Millelire](/source/Domenico_Millelire), piazza [Francesco Morosini](/source/Francesco_Morosini), via [Gino Nais](/source/Gino_Nais), via [Vittor Pisani](/source/Vettor_Pisani), via [Luigi Rizzo](/source/Luigi_Rizzo), via [Giorgio Scalia](/source/Giorgio_Scalia), via [Francesco Sivori](/source/Francesco_Sivori), via [Sebastiano Veniero](/source/Sebastiano_Venier), via [Sebastiano Ziani](/source/Sebastiano_Ziani);
- **[Italian war heroes](/source/Gold_Medal_of_Military_Valour)**, e.g. via [Guido Alessi](/source/Guido_Alessi), via [Ugo Bartolomei](/source/Ugo_Bartolomei), via [Alberto Cadlolo](/source/Alberto_Cadlolo), largo e via [Damiano Chiesa](/source/Damiano_Chiesa), via [Ugo De Carolis](/source/Ugo_De_Carolis_(1899-1944)), largo [Giuseppe di Montezemolo](/source/Giuseppe_Cordero_Lanza_di_Montezemolo), piazzale degli Eroi, via [Genserico Fontana](/source/Genserico_Fontana), piazza e via [Attilio Friggeri](/source/Attilio_Friggeri), via [Alfredo Fusco](/source/Alfredo_Fusco), via [Duccio Galimberti](/source/Duccio_Galimberti), via [Luigi Gherzi](/source/Luigi_Gherzi), via [Aladino Govoni](/source/Aladino_Govoni), via [Guglielmo Grandjacquet](/source/Guglielmo_Grandjacquet), piazzale e viale delle [Medaglie d'Oro](/source/Gold_Medal_of_Military_Valour), via [Vittorio Montiglio](/source/Vittorio_Montiglio), via [Pier Ruggero Piccio](/source/Pier_Ruggero_Piccio), via [Pantaleone Rapino](/source/Pantaleone_Rapino), via [Romeo Rodriguez Pereira](/source/Romeo_Rodriguez_Pereira), Rampa [Sergio Sartof](/source/Sergio_Sartof), via [Alfredo Serranti](/source/Alfredo_Serranti);
- **Latin and Greek authors**, e.g. piazza [Ammiano Marcellino](/source/Ammianus_Marcellinus), via [Arnobio](/source/Arnobius), via [Cornelio Nepote](/source/Cornelius_Nepos), via [Cremuzio Cordo](/source/Cremutius_Cordus), via [Elio Donato](/source/Aelius_Donatus), via [Emilio Draconzio](/source/Dracontius), piazza [Ennio](/source/Ennius), via [Fedro](/source/Phaedrus_(fabulist)), via [Festo Avieno](/source/Avienius), via [Firmico Materno](/source/Julius_Firmicus_Maternus), piazza [Giovenale](/source/Juvenal), via [Lattanzio](/source/Lactantius), via [Livio Andronico](/source/Livius_Andronicus), via [Lucilio](/source/Gaius_Lucilius), via [Lucio Apuleio](/source/Apuleius), via [Marziale](/source/Martial), via [Nevio](/source/Gnaeus_Naevius), via [Orbilio](/source/Lucius_Orbilius_Pupillus), via [Pacuvio](/source/Pacuvius), via [Paolo Orosio](/source/Orosius), via [Polibio](/source/Polybius), via [Pomponio Porfirione](/source/Pomponius_Porphyrion), via [Prisciano](/source/Priscian), via [Proba Petronia](/source/Faltonia_Betitia_Proba), via [Quintiliano](/source/Quintilian), via [Seneca](/source/Seneca_the_Younger), via [Silio Italico](/source/Silius_Italicus), via [Svetonio](/source/Suetonius), viale [Tito Livio](/source/Livy), via [Vegezio](/source/Vegetius), via [Venanzio Fortunato](/source/Venantius_Fortunatus);
- **Naval combats**, e.g. via [Candia](/source/Heraklion), via [Cipro](/source/Cyprus_(island)), via [della Meloria](/source/Battle_of_Meloria_(1284)), via [Ostia](/source/Battle_of_Ostia), via [Rialto](/source/Rialto), via [Santamaura](/source/Lefkada), via [Tolemaide](/source/Acre,_Israel), via [Tunisi](/source/Tunis);
- **Philosophers**, e.g. via [Giacomo Barzellotti](/source/Giacomo_Barzellotti_(philosopher)), via [Giovanni Bovio](/source/Giovanni_Bovio), via [Giordano Bruno](/source/Giordano_Bruno), via [Tommaso Campanella](/source/Tommaso_Campanella), via [Enrico Caporali](/source/Enrico_Caporali), via [Marsilio Ficino](/source/Marsilio_Ficino), via [Antonio Genovesi](/source/Antonio_Genovesi), via [Giovanni Gentile](/source/Giovanni_Gentile), via [Pietro Giannone](/source/Pietro_Giannone), via [Antonio Labriola](/source/Antonio_Labriola), via [Aonio Paleario](/source/Aonio_Paleario), via [Carlo Passaglia](/source/Carlo_Passaglia), viale [Platone](/source/Plato), via [Plotino](/source/Plotinus), via [Pietro Pomponazzi](/source/Pietro_Pomponazzi), via [San Tommaso d'Aquino](/source/Thomas_of_Aquin), via [Paolo Sarpi](/source/Paolo_Sarpi), piazzale [Socrate](/source/Socrates), via [Bernardino Telesio](/source/Bernardino_Telesio), via [Bernardino Varisco](/source/Bernardino_Varisco);
- **Local toponyms**, e.g. piazza e via della [Balduina](/source/Balduina), via di Casal Ciocci, via Massimi, clivo delle [Mura Vaticane](/source/Leonine_City), via di Valle Aurelia, viale Vaticano.

## Places of interest

### Civil buildings

- [Agostino Gemelli University Policlinic](/source/Agostino_Gemelli_University_Policlinic).

### Religious buildings

- [Basilica of San Giuseppe al Trionfale](/source/Basilica_of_San_Giuseppe_al_Trionfale)
- [Santa Maria delle Grazie a Via Trionfale](/source/Santa_Maria_delle_Grazie_a_Via_Trionfale), in Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie.
- [Santa Paola Romana](/source/Santa_Paola_Romana), in Via Duccio Galimberti.
- [San Pio X](/source/San_Pio_X_(Rome)), in Piazza della Balduina.
- [Gesù Divino Maestro](/source/Ges%C3%B9_Divino_Maestro), in Via Vittorio Montiglio.

### Military buildings

- [Forte Braschi](/source/Forte_Braschi_(Rome)).

### Parks

- [Pineto Regional Park](/source/Pineto_Regional_Park).

## Politics

[Cecilia D'Elia](/source/Cecilia_D'Elia) won the [2022 Rome Trionfale by-election](/source/2022_Rome_Trionfale_by-election).

## References

1. Municipal Council Resolution nr. 20.

## External links

- ["Municipio Roma I"](https://www.comune.roma.it/web/it/municipio-i.page). *Roma Capitale*
- ["Municipio Roma XIII"](https://www.comune.roma.it/web/it/municipio-xiii.page). *Roma Capitale*
- ["Municipio Roma XIV"](https://www.comune.roma.it/web/it/municipio-xiv.page). *Roma Capitale*

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