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Photo of the Day: Presidential Body Guard

written by Young in Rome June 1, 2012

The Palazzo Quirinale is open to the public just one day a year, on June 2nd. Don't miss the stunning architecture, ancient sculpture collection, and the president's personal body guards - the Corazzieri.

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