Monuments

The need to cope with the increasing amount of traffic coming from the north, along the Via Cassia and Via Flaminia consular roads, as a result of the increased number of cars circulating in Rome,

The Bridge was erected at the point where the via Nomentana crossed the Aniene river at the foot of the Monte Sacro hill, a place

Often called simply PASA from its acronym, the bridge that connects Piazza della Rovere, in the Rione Borgo

Ponte Sant'Angelo was anciently called Pons Aelius, from the name of the emperor Aelius Hadrian who built it in 136 A.D.

Built by Pope Sisto IV della Rovere (1471-1484) for the Jubilee of 1475, the suggestive and romantic Ponte Sisto has a postcard background from which you can see t

An iconic piece of architecture, suggestively stretching out towards the sea that bathes Rome's lively coastal district, the Ostia pier offers

Porta Latina dal nome della via che l’attraversava era ad un solo arco con ai lati due torri semicircolari in laterizio.

Among the many gates opening in the majestic Aurelian Walls, equipped with crenellated towers, cele

A gateway at the crossroads of history

Built at the behest of Pope Gregory XIII and inaugurated in 1574, Porta San Giovanni is one of the gates set in the

Formerly called Porta Appia because it was crossed by the street of the same name, Porta San Sebastiano is the largest door among those in the

Porta Tiburtina or Porta San Lorenzo is a gateway in the Aurelian Walls of Rome, through which the Via Tiburtina exi