The Flavian Amphitheatre (The Colosseum)


Located near the Basilica of Saint John Lateran, the Sanctuary houses the Sancta
[...]On the right side of the Vittoriano, two equally spectacular stairs rise
[...]The Spanish Steps are an extraordinary masterpiece of 18th-century scenographic taste.
A new archaeological area inside a private residential lot that is, however, regularly open to visitors: the “archaeological box” of the Domus Aventino is an innovative and virtuous project by the
[...]In the imperial age, the southern slope of the Palatine was affected by various interven
[...]The burial ground is located on the right side of the Via Appia Antica, below the current via Marco P
[...]Part of a vast suburban necropolis that stretched along the first section of the Via Salaria Nova and the Via Salaria Vetus, the so-called “Sepolcreto Salario” burial ground can be
[...]A short distance from Porta Maggiore, along the route of Via Statilia, which owes its name to the powerful Roman "gens" who had many possessions in this area and which takes up the
[...]The monument is situated in the square of the same name, along Via Nomentana, nearby the church of Santa Agnese.
Built between the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD, the Sepulcher of Largo Preneste is a tomb structure in brickwork, similar to the funerary monuments preserved along
Rinvenuto nel 1935 in viale S. Lorenzo - via dei Sardi, nel percorso della Via Collatina antica, il monumento funerario venne poi ricostruito presso Largo E.
The building stands in front of the Domine quo vadis church, at the crossroads between the ancient Appian Way and the Ardeatina Way and is partly hidden between two farmho
[...]The Sepulcher located on the via Appia Nuova, along the route of the road to Castrimoenium, dates back to the second half of the second century. A.D.
The remains of the tomb can be found today in the Tor Pignattara area, between via Casilina and the Tuscolano district and consist of large square blocks of gabina
[...]Un itinerario che attraversa il Foro Romano e il Palatino, arricchito da videoproiezioni, lightmapping<
[...]Fundamental to the subsistence of the complex, the underground passages of the Baths of Caracalla teemed with hundreds of slaves and workers who ran the ingenious technological machine
[...]The area, which occupies the eastern side of the imperial palace built on the Palatine Hill, constituted
[...]At the centre of Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, previously Piazza Imperiale, stands the obelisk, created by Arturo Dazzi, dedicated to the celebrated Italian ph
[...]The Tabularium, an imposing late-Republican building on whose remains the Palazzo Senatorio
[...]A grandiose building of ancient Rome, the Theatre of Marcellus was erected in the Campus Martius - traditionally consecrated to stage performances - on the site of the thea
[...]Located within the archaeological area of the excavations, the Roman theatre of Ancient Ostia was built under the reign of Augustus at the end of the 1st century BC.
On the Janiculum hill, inside the complex of San Pietro in Montorio, there is this small architectural
[...]The Temple of Peace, called the Forum of Peace from the late imperial period, was built by Emperor Vespasian between 71 and 75 AD to commemorate the Roman victory in Judea of 70 AD.
The Temple of Jupiter stood on the Capitoline Hill and was dedicated to the
[...]The so-called Temple of Minerva Medica is located in the Esquilino district, in Via Giolitti, next to the Rome-Pantano urban railway line.