Monuments

The monument was discovered around the 1940s, under a farmhouse that was demolished during the excavations carried out to build the via Imperiale, now via Cristoforo Colombo.

Inaugurated in 1935 in the presence of King Victor Emmanuel III, the construction of the Città Universitaria (University City) had begun only three years earlier, when the project

The two sepulchres are spread over an area crossed by the via Latina and via Labicana, an agricultural area characterized by the presence of the Claudian aqueduct.

The term columbarium refers to a burial chamber which walls are covered with rows of niches in which cinerary urns, small clay pots containing the ashes of the dec

The Column that stands in the center of the square having the same name was erected between the year of  the death of Marcus Aurelius in 180 AD, and 193 AD.

At the time of Augustus the whole area around the church was a residential quarter, with large villae and domus of the wealthiest families of the time.

Grazie a una fortunata campagna di scavo iniziata nel 1970, nella zona adiacente al campanile romanico di Sant’Ippolito, è stata riportata alla luce una basilica cristiana

More than 300 meters long and covering an area of ​​over 25 thousand square meters, the monumental complex overlooking the

Owned by the municipality of Rome, this simple and enchanting small building on the slopes of the Caelian is a

The town of Crustumerium stood between Eretum, today's Monterotondo, and Fidenae and was located on a plain overlooking the Tiber valley and the ancient

The imposing and severe brick building on the edge of the Roman Forum owes i

After the fire of 64 AD, which destroyed much of the center of Rome, Emperor Nero began the construction of a new residence, that for its splendor went down in history with the name of Domus Aurea.

The so-called Domus Parthorum, or House of the Parthians, is an ancient monumental complex, not yet fully investigated, located inside the current "Nando