Ottaviano Mascherino

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• Turm der Winde (Rom) — Der Turm der Winde (italienisch: Torre dei Venti, auch Torre Gregoriana) bezeichnet Teile der ehemaligen Vatikanischen Sternwarte in der Vatikanstadt, die im Norden der Vatikanischen Gärten von dem Architekten Ottaviano Mascherino errichtet wurde …   Deutsch Wikipedia