Tor Pignattara is a district of Rome, Italy.

[3] The name Tor Pignattara comes from the Mausoleum of Elena, who was the mother of Constantine.

Her tomb was located in the area, and parts of it can still be seen today.

But in the past, the base of the dome was made up of two circles of clay pots called "pignatte" by the Romans.

Over time, these pots became more visible, and people started referring to the place as the "tower of the pots" or "Tor Pignattara".