User:Gabriel Auditore/Sandbox3

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This is my tertiary sandbox, Delta-Three.

Districts assignment[edit | edit source]

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'''District''' was a district in the [[Country]] city of [[City]]. 
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==History==
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==Layout==
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==Trivia==
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Centro District[edit | edit source]

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The Centro District was one of the four districts in the Italian city of Rome, characterized by its large cityscape and tall buildings.

The Centro district is home to several Roman landmarks, including the Pantheon, the Mausoleo di Augusto and the Campidoglio. It is also where Tiber Island, the Assassins' stronghold, was located.

History[edit | edit source]

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During the Renaissance, the Centro district, like the Antico and Campagna districts, fell into disrepair under the House of Borgia, as its influence led to the majority of the shops being closed down.

Five Borgia Towers ruled over the Centro District, each guarded by a Borgia Captain. By 1503, Ezio Auditore da Firenze had burned down all of the Borgia's towers, as well as having reopened most of the shops and re-established the Rosa in Fiore, and in turn, the Courtesans Guild, in order to aid him in his war against the Borgia.

Layout[edit | edit source]

The Centro District is adjacent to all three other districts, with the Vaticano District to the north, the Campagna District to the east and the Antico District to the south. The Tiber river separates it from the Vaticano District, but it could be accessed via the Ponte Sant'Angelo or by gondola. To the west of the river was the Trastevere, a dilapidated area that housed many people from the Jewish community. During the Renaissance, the following could be found within the Centro District: