Monuments

San Michele Tower is located in Ostia, near the mouth of the Tib

The building, which stands right in the middle of the square, was built by the Arcioni family, and later passed to the Capocci, a noble family from Viterbo.

It is one of the few survivors of the more than 300 towers that defined the skyline of medieval Rome, although at the time it was embedded in the urban fabric and

Rome also has a leaning tower, you just have to look at it from afar to notice its inclination: located on the western end of the Quirinale Hill and about 50 meters high, it is the

Nel 1805, Papa Pio VII commissionò nuovi lavori di restauro al grande architetto Giuseppe Valadier che ne progettò il riassetto, sostituendo i ponti levatoi ed edi

A privileged view of the Imperial Forum excavations and Trajan's Markets

Accompanied by two wings of pine trees, the symbolic trees of Rome since antiquity, the wide street that connects

"Noble simplicity and quiet grandeur": this is how the great art historian Johann Joachim Winkelmann (1717-1768) described this small street in the center of Rome.

Built by the Emperor Hadrian (117-138 AD), in a large valley rich in of green and water near Tivoli

The Villa was commissioned by Baron Alberto de Blanc and created by archeologist and architect Giacomo Boni in 1897.

In the heart of Tibur Superbum

The complex of the so-called Villa of Sette Bassi is located on via Tuscolana, near the intersection with via delle Capannelle, from which you can see the most imp

Today’s archaeological area surrounded by a pleasant park and with a timeless beauty was once the lavish residence built in ancient Rome by Livia, the charismatic third wife of Emperor Augu

The villa is located in Ostia, between the park of Castel Fusano and the estate of Castel Porziano.