Monuments

The La Polledrara deposit is located about 20 km north-west of Rome, between the via Aurelia and Boccea and constitutes one of the richest paleontological deposits in exist

In 1959, during the works for the construction of the new INPS headquarters,  came to light the remains of an archaeological complex, the structures of which have been traced back

Located in the Rione Trevi, the

The Domus Tiberiana is the first true imperial palace, built on the northwestern slope of the Palatine Hill in the 1st century AD

The Drugstore Museum and the Necropoli Portuense Circuit are divided into a territorial route in the historical outskirts of the Western q

Built in the 18th century near the ancient port of Ripa Grande at the behest of Pope Clement XI (1649-1721), the complex of the new papal arsenal

In the Pinciano district, at the corner of Via Flaminia and Via di Villa Giulia, right

The fountain, designed by architect Emanuele Cito Filomarino, is one of the winning designs of a 1928 competition announced among Italian artists

The fountain is placed in the center of a small square near a junction of four tree-lined paths and was built between 1790 and 1791 to replace the previous fountain of the Mascherone or della Vela,

The current fountain of the Lions replaced a sixteenth century fountain by Giacomo Della Porta moved to Piazza Nicosia in 1950.

The Fontana dei Putti or del Biscione was commissioned in the early twentieth century by George Wurts and his wife Henrietta Tower, owners of the former Barberini Sciarra villa from 1902.

In early 18th-century Rome, the ancient area of the Forum Boarium was still sparsely populated.

A male figure with a badly-damaged face holds a barrel in his hands, out of which flows a stream of water creating a little fountain: it is the so-called Fountain of the Porter leaning against the