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===Antico Teatro Romano===
===Antico Teatro Romano===
This Etruscan relic, located outside the city walls, is an example of the Roman ruins that dotted [[Italy]] at the time. It is also where [[Jacopo de' Pazzi]] died.
This Etruscan relic, located outside the city walls, is an example of the Roman ruins that dotted [[Italy]] at the time. It is also where [[Jacopo de' Pazzi]] was murdered by [[Rodrigo Borgia]] and [[Emilio Barbarigo|Emilio Barbarigo.]]


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San Gimignano is one of the many cities in Tuscany. It is characterized by tall towers that resemble skyscrapers which gave it the nickname of "Medieval Manhattan". It was essentially a medieval fortress with numerous watch towers and monasteries. The look of San Gimignano resembles that of the first game. It is described as the best place to do free running in the game because of the buildings similar heights. San Gimignano contains one Assassin's tomb.

Assassination Targets

Landmarks

Due to its many towers, the city itself is a landmark. Several buildings in and around San Gimignano are particularly significant.

Torre Grossa

Main article: Torre Grossa

This tower next to Santa Maria Assunta is one of San Gimignano's largest, and with good reason: it contains an Assassin Tomb.

Antico Teatro Romano

This Etruscan relic, located outside the city walls, is an example of the Roman ruins that dotted Italy at the time. It is also where Jacopo de' Pazzi was murdered by Rodrigo Borgia and Emilio Barbarigo.

Gallery

Trivia

  • San Gimignano is the only region without an Animus introduction.
  • There is a doctor's stall outside the Salviati's Estate.