Palazzolo is the extreme northern offshoot of the Janiculum hill which stretches towards Vatican hill, in the Borgo rione, in Rome.
The toponym comes from some Roman ruins located on the hill, called "Palatiolum Neronis", because they are believed to be the remains of a small palace owned by Nero. In the Middle Ages it was also called "mons Neronis", Palaceolum or Palazzola. It is mentioned twice in the etching Grande Veduta del Tempio e del Palazzo Vaticano engraved by Giovanni Maggi and Giacomo Mascardi in 1615, and published by Father Ehrle.
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