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- Prison of the Holy Apostles Peter & Paul (Mamertinum). The Mamertine Prison in Rome, with an altar commemorating the imprisonment of Saints Peter and Paul there.
- Originally called Tullianum, Mamertine Prison was constructed between 500 and 600 BC.
- The prison was in use until the 4th century and in the 16th century the church of San Giuseppe dei Falegnami was built on top of the Mamertine prison.
- Located directly across from the iconic Arch of Septimius Severus, Mamertine Prison is easily accessible from both the Colosseo Metro station (Line B)...
- The lower chamber of Mamertine Prison, known as the Tullianum, served as a site for executions.
- The state rarely incarcerated common criminals, but kept the Mamertine Prison for political prisoners doomed for execution by being thrown off the Tarpeian...
- Over time, the Mamertine Prison in Rome has been meticulously restored to preserve its historical significance.
- The Carcer Tullianum or Mamertine Prison is a unique place that brings to mind Rome's implacable justice against its internal or external enemies.
- The Mamertine Prison is a unique place reminding us of the implacable justice of Rome against its internal and external enemies.
- Visitors to Mamertine Prison can explore both levels of the prison and see the different architectural features that were used to confine and control prisoners.
- Other VIPs that spent time in the Mamertine Prison were the King of Numidia and the Gallic leader Vercingetourix, who had tried to lead his people into a revolt...
- The Mamertine Prison has one main entrance, which is accessible from Via di San Pietro in Carcere, 00186 Rome, Italy.
- After the fall of Rome, Mamertine Prison was a shrine for the cult-like worship of St. Peter.
