Monuments

The so-called Roman Cistern or Nymphaeum, located in the Caffarella Park

The largest of the still-functioning Roman drains, the Cloaca Maxima was the source of a water-drainage channel that ran from the

The Colombariums are located inside the Codini Vineyard, between the Scipioni Park and the Aurelian Walls, near Porta San Sebastiano, in an area o

Along the sides of the via Prenestina, as was the case for the main road axes in Roman times, there were vast sepulchral areas formed largely by columbaria

In front of the splendid Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, in the centre of the square of the same name

Nei pressi delle Terme di Diocleziano in via Giuseppe Romita, è presente un’antica colonna sormontata da una caravella, testimoni

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.

Located on the slopes of Monte Mario, the complex was conceived at the end of the 1920s by Renato Ricci, then president of the ONB - Opera Nazionale Balilla.

The Capo di Bove archaeological complex is a green area of more than 8,500 square meters with two buildings (a rustic farmhouse converted into a villa after the Se

Il Complesso Monumentale di San Giovanni Addolorata custodisce uno straordinario patrimonio archeologico, artistico e architettonico che abbraccia un arco temporale dall’età imperiale al tardo Baro

The origins of the Complex date back to 727 AD, when the king of the Saxons INA established the "Schola Saxonum" to give hospitality to the pilgrims headed to the Tomb of the Apostle Peter.

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

An archaeological site very important for ancient Rome that comprises the area between the temple of Apollo and the temple of Bellona.

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