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The monument is located on the left of the via Nomentana, km 9,200, at Aguzzano. It owes it name to the Cecchini family, owner in the 16th century of the land where the building is located.

Among the tall modern buildings of Piazza dei Consoli, on the left side coming from "Monte del Grano", is the ancient architectural complex of Quadraro, consisting of a massive quadrangular tower w

In the north corner of the garden in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II there are the ruins of the lateritious monumental structure called, since the Middle Ages, Trophies of Mario due to the pre

The statue is of a reclining Silenus which the populace called a baboon (“babuino”) for its ugliness recalling a monkey.

Remains of the property of Cardinal Giulio Alberoni (in 1722 he bought it as a vineyard and transformed it into his country villa).

Villa Altieri was built at the end of the 17th century when Paluzzo Altieri, nephew of Pope Clement X, most probably commissioned architect Giovanni Antonio De Rossi to transform a large rustic far

The villa is located on the northern slopes of the Janiculum Hill, almost in the Vatican field, on the same site where residential buildings were built in the first century AD that probably belonge

The farmhouse was built in a place known as "della tedesca", just outside Largo dei Cavalleggieri, to become the residence of Pope Pius V Ghislieri, who went to live there before 1567.

The origin of the villa can be traced back to the pre-existing Villa Benedetta, commissioned by Monsignor Elpidio Benedetti, a friend and advisor of the Mazarin, who had it built according to the d

This is the archaeological area between Via delle Vigne Nuove and Via Passo del Turchino, characterised by the presence of structures pertaining to a private villa located at about the sixth kilome

The building is one of the most representative examples of the Umbertino style in Rome.

Villa Gamberini was initially built in the expanding area that was being planned and parcelled out behind Roma Termini railway station.

The villa stands on the land where the 'Horti Luculliani' once stood, and the original structure dates back to the 16th century when the Orsini family, owners of the land, built a small palace with