Scuola Cesare Battisti
Historic site · Ostiense, Italy
A school building of 1931 by Angelo Brunetta, raised by a storey in 1937: two C-shaped wings, originally of three storeys and now four over a basement, joined by a two-storey block crowned with a tower, with a double-height gymnasium, reinforced-concrete piers and floors, large glazing and an iron crown. It is a working school. No source states whether it can be visited, so nothing is given here.
History
It was originally named for the fascist gerarca Michele Bianchi, at Mussolini's wish. It has been used as a location in Nanni Moretti's Bianca and in the television series I Cesaroni.
Visit
Piazza Damiano Sauli 3, Roma RM
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