Monuments

The Herme Garden or IV Secret Garden in Villa Borghese, is part of the complex o

During the recent works on the Metro Line C, the remains of a monumental two-storey public building of the Emperor Hadrian’s times (117-138 AD), were found in Piazza Madonna di Lor

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

The area where the Village of Ostia Antica stands was occupied by necropolis in the imperial age. In the 5th century, a basilica was built on Saint Aurea martyr's tomb site.

Er Coridore de Borgo (the Corridor of Borgo), as the Romans of papal Rome used to call it, is also known as Passetto di Borgo, or Passetto.

Located on the slopes of the Capitoline Hill, right at the base of the

It is one of the most interesting places in underground Rome, a journey back in time that reveals the long building history of a corner of the city behind

An entire modern neighborhood in northern Rome is named after this ancient aristocratic tomb, discovered in the 1920s along Via Trionfale during the construction of some new buildi

In 1883, during the works to improve the road system of the Esquilino district, at number 128 of via G.

The underground tomb dug into the tuff is located on the hillside of Villa Glori (Viale Pilsudski), in the northern r

Probably the most famous monument in the world and a symbol of the greatness of Rome, the Flavian Amphitheater, better known as the Colosseum for the colossal bron

“[…] I hastened with Tischbein to the Monte Cavallo.

The Torre della Moletta, also known as Turris in Capite Circi or Turris de Arco, is located within the