Monuments

Built in the second half of the 1st century AD, the Ramp connected the Roman Forum, the

A halo of mystery cloaks one of the most legendary places in Rome, the Tarpeian Rock - from the Latin Rupes Tarpeia or Saxum Tarpeium - the rocky

The sanctuary of Hercules Vincitore, together with those of Gabii and Palestrina, is part of the great sanctuaries with theatre-temples in Latium and was in fact a great extra-urban 'commercial cen

An interesting and charming archaeological site that bears witness to the rise and fall of pagan religions throughout the history of ancient Rome.

The Spanish Steps are an extraordinary masterpiece of 18th-century scenographic taste.

In the imperial age, the southern slope of the Palatine was affected by various interven

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

The famous Tomb of the Veienti is located along the road that led from the Cassia to Veio, at the height of Nero's Tomb.

The sepulchre, casually discovered in 1938, lies under Palazzo della Cancelleria; at the moment is almost completely submerged by the waters of Euripus, the channel that crossed Campus Martius and

The monument is situated in the square of the same name, along Via Nomentana, nearby the church of Santa Agnese.

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.

Un itinerario che attraversa il Foro Romano e il Palatino, arricchito da videoproiezioni, lightmapping<