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What cities are built on seven hills?

Rome


Is San Francisco built on 7 hills?

Yes San Francisco was built on 7 hills.


How did land affect life in ancient rome?

Cities could not be built upon hills.


What is the another name Rome?

the city built on 7 hills


What is Rome another name?

the city built on 7 hills


What kind of land form did ancient Rome have?

Roam is built on 7 hills.


How many hills was the ancient city of Rome built on?

7 hills: Capitoline, Quirinal, Viminal, Esquiline, Caelian, Aventine and Palatine.


Which city is built on seven hills?

Rome was built on seven hills, but some other cities also qualify. for further information, here are some more, Sheffield, England - Bamburg, Germany, Turku, Finland - Iasi, Romania, - Pula, Croatia - Plovdiv, Bulgaria


Why are Catholic schools built on hills?

Catholic schools are not always built on hills, the Catholic school that I go to is not built on a hill.


Where were motte and bailey built?

They were built on hills


Which city of Pakistan is surrounded by margala hills?

Two cities of Pakistan are surrounded by Margalla Hills. Islamabad and Rawalpinidi which are also known as twin cities are surrounded by Margalla Hills. Surrounding Margalla hills give a very beautiful touch to these cities.


What is the name of the 7 mountains the Vatican is built on?

The seven hills are:Aventine Hill (Aventinus)Caelian Hill (Caelius)Capitoline Hill (Capitolinus)Esquiline Hill (Esquilinus)Palatine Hill (Palatinus)Quirinal Hill (Quirinalis)Viminal Hill (Viminalis)Clarification:Rome was built on seven hills. The Vatican was built on Mons Vaticanus.