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Elenco Extraterriorialita' Ed Esenzioni ALLEGATO A Immobili con privilegio di "Extraterritorialità" ed esenti da espropriazioni e da tributi (Art. 15 e 16 Trattato Lateranense) 1 BASILICA PAPALE DI S. GIOVANNI IN LATERANO E BATTISTERO (Piazza S. Giovanni in Laterano n. 6 - 00184 ROMA) 2 CANONICA DI S. GIOVANNI IN LATERANO (Piazza S. Giovanni in Laferano n. 4 - 00184 ROMA) 3 CONVENTO DEI PADRI PENITENZIERI LATERANENSI (Piazza S. Giovanni in Laterano n. 4 - 00184 ROMA) 4 SEMINARIO ROMANO MAGGIORE (Piazza S. Giovanni in Laterano n. 4 - 00184 ROMA) 5 PONTIFICIA UNIVERSITÀ LATERANENSE (Piazza S. Giovanni in Laterano n. 4 - 00184 ROMA) 6 PALAZZO APOSTOLICO LATERANENSE (Piazza S. Giovanni in Laterano n. 6 - 00184 ROMA) 7 PONTIFICIO SANTUARIO DELLA SCALA SANTA (Piazza S. Giovanni in Laterano n. 14 - 00184 ROMA) 8 BASILICA PAPALE DI S. MARIA MAGGIORE (Via Liberiana n. 27 - 00185 ROMA) 9 ABBAZIA DI S. PAOLO FUORI LE MURA (Via Ostiense n. 186 - 00146 ROMA) l 10 ORATORIO FEMMINILE S. PAOLO (Viale di S. Paolo n. 16 - 00146 ROMA) 11 ORATORIO MASCHILE S. PAOLO ED EDIFICI ANNESSI (Viale di S. Paolo n. 12 - 00146 ROMA) 12 BASILICA PAPALE DI S. PAOLO FUORI LE MURA ED EDIFICI ANNESSI (Piazzale di S. Paolo n. 1/a - Viale di S. Paolo n. 16 - 00146 ROMA) 13 PONTIFICIO COLLEGIO BEDA (Viale di S. Paolo n. 18 - 00146 ROMA) 14 CARITAS ITALIANA (Via Ferdinando Baldelli n. 41 - 00146 ROMA) 15 IMMOBILE DI VIA COLOSSI (numero civico 20) (Via Colossi n. 20 - 00146 ROMA) 16 PALAZZO DI S. CALI STO (Piazza S. Calisto n. 16 - 00153 ROMA) 17 PALAZZO DEL CAPITOLO DI S. MARIA IN TRASTEVERE (Via della Paglia n. 14/c - 00153 ROMA) 18 PALAZZO DI VIA DELLA PIGNA (GIÀ DEL VICARIATO) (Via della Pigna n. 13/a - 00187 ROMA) 19 PALAZZO DI PROPAGANDA FIDE (Piazza di Spagna n. 48 - 00187 ROMA) 20 PALAZZO DELLA CANCELLERIA (Piazza della Cancelleria n. 1 - 00186 ROMA) 21 PALAZZO S. PAOLO (Via della Conciliazione n. 1 - 00193 ROMA) 2 22 PALAZZO PIO (Piazza Pia n. 3 - 00193 ROMA) 23 PALAZZO SAN PIO X (Via della Conciliazione Nn. 5-7 - 00193 ROMA) 24 FONDAZIONE "DOMUS ROMANA SACERDOTALlS" (già Casa Romana del Clero) (Via della Traspontina n. 18 - 00193 ROMA) 25 PALAZZO DEI CONVERTENDI (Via della Conciliazione n. 34 - 00193 ROMA) 26 PALAZZO DEI PROPILEI (Iato Via di Porta Angelica) (Piazza Pio XII n. 3 - 00193 ROMA) 27 PALAZZO DEI PROPILEI (Iato Ospedale di Santo Spirito) (Piazza Pio XII n. 10 - 00193 ROMA) 28 RESIDENZA S. PIETRO CANISIO (Via dei Penitenzieri n. 20 - 00193 ROMA) 29 CURIA GENERALIZIA DEI PADRI GESUITI (Borgo S. Spirito n. 5 - 00193 ROMA) 30 IMMOBILI DI BORGO S. SPIRITO (Borgo S. Spirito Nn. 9/a, 10-19 - 00193 ROMA) 31 CONVENTO SUORE DELL'ADDOLORATA (Casa del Pellegrino) (Borgo S. Spirito n. 41 - 00193 ROMA) 32 CASA PIO XI - SUORE CALASANZIANE (Largo degli Alicorni n. 28 - 00193 ROMA) 33 ISTITUTO "MARIA SS. BAMBINA" (Via Paolo VI n. 21 [già Via del S. Uffizio] - 00193 ROMA) 3 34 CURIA GENERALIZIA DEI PADRI AGOSTINIANI (Via Paolo VI n. 25 [già Via del S. Uffizio] - 00193 ROMA) 35 PALAZZO DEL S. UFFIZIO (Piazza del S. Uffizio N. 11 - 00193 ROMA) 36 COLLEGIO TEUTONICO S. MARIA IN CAMPO SANTO (Via def/a Sagrestia N. 17 - 00120 CITTÀ DEL VATICANO) 37 CASA DELL'ACCOGLIENZA "DONO DI MARIA" (Piazza del S. Uffizio - 00193 ROMA) 38 PONTIFICIO COLLEGIO UCRAINO DI S. GIOSAFAT (Passeggiata del Gianicolo n. 7 - 00165 ROMA) 39 PONTIFICIO COLLEGIO PIO ROMENO (Passeggiata del Gianicolo n. 5 - 00165 ROMA) 40 CONVENTO E CHIESA DI S. ONOFRIO (Piazza S. Onofrio n. 2 - 00165 ROMA) 41 OSPEDALE BAMBINO GESÙ (Piazza S. Onofrio n. 4 - 00165 ROMA) 42 PONTIFICIO COLLEGIO AMERICANO DEL NORD (Via del Gianicolo n. 14 - 00165 ROMA) 43 PONTIFICIO COLLEGIO URBANO "de PROPAGANDA FIDE" (Via Urbano VIII n. 16 - 00165 ROMA) 44 PONTIFICIA UNIVERSITÀ URBANIANA (Via Urbano VIII n. 16 - 00165 ROMA) 45 PONTIFICIO SEMINARIO ROMANO MINORE (Viale Vaticano n. 42 - 00165 ROMA) 4 46 VILLE PONTIFICIE DI CASTEL GANDOLFO E SPECOLA (Palazzo Pontificio - 00040 Castel Gandolfo [RM]) 47 COLLEGIO MISSIONARIO "MATER ECCLESIAE" (Viale Pio XI n. 6 - 00040 Castel Gandolfo [RM]) 48 CENTRO RADIO S. MARIA DI GALERIA (Via Braccianense Km 6,500 - 00060 ROMA) 5 Immobili esenti da espropriazioni e da tributi (Art. 16 Trattato Lateranense) 49 CONGREGAZIONE PER L'EVANGELIZZAZIONE DEI POPOLI (Via Giosuè Carducci n. 2 - 00187 ROMA) 50 CASA DEGLI ESERCIZI PER IL CLERO IN SS. GIOVANNI E PAOLO (Piazza SS. Giovanni e Paolo n. 13 - 00184 ROMA) 51 PONTIFICIO ISTITUTO DI ARCHEOLOGIA CRISTIANA (Via Napoleone /Il n. 1 - 00185 ROMA) 52 PONTIFICIO ISTITUTO ORIENTALE (Piazza S. Maria Maggiore n. 7 - 00185 ROMA) 53 PONTIFICIO SEMINARIO LOMBARDO (Piazza S. Maria Maggiore n. 5 - 00185 ROMA) 54 PONTIFICIO COLLEGIO RUSSO (Via Carlo Cattaneo n. 2/a - 00185 ROMA) 55 PONTIFICIA UNIVERSITÀ GREGORIANA (Piazza deffa Pi/otta n. 4 - 00187 ROMA) 56 PONTIFICIO ISTITUTO BIBLICO (Via deffa Pilotta n. 25 - 00187 ROMA) 57 COLLEGIO S. ROBERTO BELLARMINO (Via del Seminario n. 120 - 00186 ROMA) 58 PALAZZO DEI SS. XII APOSTOLI (Piazza SS. Apostoli n. 51- 00187 ROMA) 6 59 FONDAZIONE "DOMUS INTERNATIONALIS PAULUS VI" (già Casa Internazionale del Clero) (Via della Scrofa n. 70 - 00186 ROMA) 60 PALAZZI DI S. APOLLINARE (Piazza di S. Apollinare n. 49 - 00186 ROMA 61 PONTIFICIO ISTITUTO DI MUSICA SACRA (Piazza S. Agostino n. 20/a - 00186 ROMA) 62 PALAZZO ANNESSO ALLA CHIESA DI S. ANDREA DELLA VALLE (Piazza Vidoni n. 6 - 00186 ROMA) 63 PALAZZO ANNESSO ALLA CHIESA DI S. CARLO AI CATINARI (Piazza Benedetto Cairoli n. 117 - 00186 ROMA) 7 Immobile esente da alcuni tributi (Convenzione doganale 30 giugno 1930) 64 PONTIFICIA ACCADEMIA ECCLESIASTICA (Piazza della Minerva n. 74 - 00186 ROMA) 8 .
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