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{{WP-REAL|Sant'Andrea della Valle}}
{{WP-REAL|Sant'Andrea della Valle}}
[[File:San_Andrea_della_Valle.png|thumb|right|250px|San Andrea della Valle.]]
[[File:San_Andrea_della_Valle.png|thumb|right|250px|San Andrea della Valle.]]
The '''San Andrea della Valle''' is a major structure in [[Rome]], seen in [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]].
The '''San Andrea della Valle''' is a major structure in [[Rome]]. It is the site were the Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle would later be built. The land was bequethed to the Duchess of Amalfi, who herself was a descendant of Pope Pius II. She was later charged with erecting a church in honour of Saint Andrew. She died before it was completed in 1650, but the building was something to behold and was celebrated all over the world for its stunning interior.
 
==Database Entry==
''This is the future site of the fabled Basilica di Sant'Andrea Della Valle although construction won't start for another 80 or so years. The land was bequethed to the Duchess of Amalfi who herself was a descendant of Pope Pius II. She was then charged by the order of Theatine with the responsibility or erecting a church in honour of Saint Andrew.''
Although she did not live to see it completed in 1650, the final product was something to behold, celebrated the world over for its stunning interior.
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Revision as of 20:36, 13 July 2011


San Andrea della Valle.

The San Andrea della Valle is a major structure in Rome. It is the site were the Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle would later be built. The land was bequethed to the Duchess of Amalfi, who herself was a descendant of Pope Pius II. She was later charged with erecting a church in honour of Saint Andrew. She died before it was completed in 1650, but the building was something to behold and was celebrated all over the world for its stunning interior.