Monuments

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

The fountain leans against the left wall of the Underground (Metropolitana) Station in the middle of three large arches on the wall supporting the Velia Hill.

The sarcophagus fountain, located in the recess next to a Torlonia building in via Corsini, dates back to the late 19th century.

Arranged symmetrically at its base, two black basalt Egyptian lions have for centuries guarded the access to

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

The fountain leans against the wall of a building and rests on two semicircular steps paved with small porphyry blocks (sampietrini) and is decorated with a rectangular granite frame that encloses

This small district fountain by P. Lombardi (1927) is placed in the surroundings of the Arch of Gallienus, the ancient Porta Esquilina in the Servian Walls.

This ancient trough was built by Carlo Bizzaccheri in 1717 under pope Clemente the Eleventh Albani (1700-1721).

The Fountain of Anna Perenna was found in 1999 while conducting excavations for an underground car park at the corner of piazza Euclide and via G.

This Forum was built by Domitian (81-96 AD), but inaugurated after his death by his successor Nerva in 97 AD.

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