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{{Era|ACB}}{{Template:Imageneed}}{{stub}}The '''Colle Viminale''' is a location in [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]. It is located in [[Rome]] and was one of the seven hills of Rome.
{{Era|ACB}}{{Template:Imageneed}}{{stub}}The '''Colle Viminale''' is a location in [[Rome]]. It is one of the Seven Hills of Rome. Colle Viminale is the smallest of the seven and is shaped like a finger, pointing towards the central city. At the top of the gill stand the palace of Viminale, which is the office of the Ministry of Interior. This hill was also home to the [[Terme di Diocleziano]], the grandest of the public baths.
 
==Database Entry==
''The smallest of the Seven Hills of Rome, Viminale is shaped like a little finger pointing towards the central city. At the top stands the palace of Viminale which is the office of the Ministry of Interior. This little hill was also home to the [[Terme di Diocleziano]], which were renowned as the grandest of the public baths.''
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[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Locations]]
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[[Category:Landmarks]]

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The Colle Viminale is a location in Rome. It is one of the Seven Hills of Rome. Colle Viminale is the smallest of the seven and is shaped like a finger, pointing towards the central city. At the top of the gill stand the palace of Viminale, which is the office of the Ministry of Interior. This hill was also home to the Terme di Diocleziano, the grandest of the public baths.