Monuments

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

The Forum Boarium was the space given over to the cattle market and was situated between the Tiber

The Forum of Caesar was the first of the Imperial Forums to be built; it was begun in 54 BC, as an extension of the ancient

Formerly a swampy area, only from the end of the seventh century BC with the reclamation of the valley, the Roman Forum slowly began to become the centre of public life for over a

A period of urban transformation and modernization began after the proclamation of Rome as the Capital of Italy.

It is a green oasis in the heart of the city, dominated by perfection and harmony, but also the fulcrum of the

In the Rome of the Popes, starting from the sixteenth century, dissent towards the constituted power and the ruling classes began to manifest itself with the posting of signs with anonymous satiric