Monuments

Built under Emperor Aurelian in the third century, this door was also known as Porta Flaminia because the Via Flaminia came out from it and still does.

The Alexandrian aqueduct (Aqua Alexandrina) is the last, in chronological order, of the great Roman aqueducts.

The Felice aqueduct owes its name to Pope Sixtus V - Felice Peretti - who built it in the 16th century and runs along a path that, from Via Prenestina, arrives at

The aqueduct was built at the behest of the Emperor Trajan in 109 AD, conveying the water from the springs near Vicarello on Lake Bracciano, to supply

It is one of the few medieval buildings spared from the demolitions carried out between the

Located inside Rione XI - Sant'Angelo, the Jewish Quarter of Rome is one of the hidden t

In spite of the name by which it is known, this well-preserved monumentit is an architraved gate erected in 204 A.D.

In ancient times, the Celio hill, on which the rione of the same name extends, was called Mons Querq

Nestled up against the church of Santi Vito e Modesto, the arch marks the exact spot w

To the emperor Caesar Lucius Septimius Severus Pius Pertinax Augustus Parthicus Arabicus Parthicus Adiabenicus, son of Marcus, father of his country, Pontifex Maximus, in the eleventh year of h

The Imperial Fora are a monumental architectural complex, formed by a series of buildings and monumental squares, the centre of the political activity of ancient Rome, built in a p

A few steps from the Trevi Fountain, over nine meters below today’s street level, the archaeologica