Monuments

In Rione XI - Sant'Angelo, a few steps from the

Located in the lively square of Campo de' Fiori, in the

Designed by Giacomo Della Porta in 1589 and built by Pompilio De Benedetti, the fountain consists of an octagonal travertine base on which rests a cup with the same shape.

In 1924, a competition was launched to build 5 fountains in newly built neighborhoods.

In 1587, under the pontificate of Pope Sixtus V, the restoration and reparation of the ancient Alexandrian Aqueduct were completed.

One of the oldest Renaissance fountains in Rome, it is also called the "Trullo fountain", because it was once placed in the middle of "Piazza del Trullo", now

Built in 1949 in view of the Holy Year of 1950 as an exhibition of the waters of the Peschiera aqueduct - which has its own natural springs near Cittaducale (Rieti

The most famous of the Roman fountains: a jewel of water and stone

The fountain, formed by a large basin in Egyptian granite from Assuan, rests on a Carrara marble base in the centre of a large peperino basin.

As we see it today, the beautiful fountain leaning against a niche in the boundary wall of Savello Park, better known as the

When Prince Don Marino Torlonia bought the current Nuñez-Torlonia palace, built in 1660 by Giovanni Antonio De Rossi for the Marquis Francesco Nuñez-Sanchez, he restored it and added a fountain

In the first half of the 16th century, Pope Paul III ordered to move to Piazza Farnese – the main square of the

Entering the magnificent Piazza del Popolo, after crossing the

Designed and built to mark the terminus of the Trajan Aqueduct, between 1610 and 1614, by architects Giovanni Fontana (1540-1614) and Flaminio Ponzio