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02/06/2024

June 2nd is a national holiday in Italy known as Festa della Repubblica (Republic Day). It commemorates the day in 1946 when the Italian people voted to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic, following a referendum.
In this episode of , we'll explore the symbols of the Italian Republic:

Altare della Patria
Located in Piazza Venezia in Rome, this monument serves as a metaphorical secular temple dedicated to a free and united Italy. It commemorates the sacrifices made for the nation and its ideals.

Frecce Tricolori
The Frecce Tricolori are the aerobatic demonstration team of the Italian Air Force. Founded in 1961, they are renowned as one of the world's finest aerobatic teams.

Tricolore
Affectionately known as the Tricolore, the Italian flag has a rich history spanning over two centuries. It has accompanied the nation through its most significant moments.

Quirinale Palace
Situated in Rome, the Quirinale Palace was built between 1573 and 1583 in a classical style. It serves as the official residence of the President of the Italian Republic.

Italian National Anthem
The Italian national anthem, officially titled "Il canto degli italiani" (The Song of Italians), is also known as "L'inno di Mameli". Written by the poet Goffredo Mameli in 1847, it became the national anthem in 1946, coinciding with Italy's transition from a monarchy to a republic.