Monumentos

Uno dei 15 forti del campo trincerato costruiti tra il 1877 e il 1891 per difendere la nuova Capitale d’Italia. Il complesso è stato restaurato e riqualificato dalla Guardia di Finanza.

Forte Portuense was built along the street of the same name, to control and defend the area to the south on the right of the Tiber.

Aprono per la prima volta al pubblico gli Horrea Piperataria, i magazzini delle spezie egizie e arabe costruiti dall’imperatore Domiziano sulle pendici sud ovest della Vel

Underground cemetery, located inside the 17th-century Villa Casali, on the left side of the Via Appia Antica.

Aristocratically isolated, vast and regular, Piazza Farnese is in a quiet spot decorated with two big twin fountains of Egyptian granite coming from the baths of Caracalla.

Discovered in 2003 during the excavations for the construction of Santa Rosa parking lot, inside the Vatican City, the Via Trimphalis necropolis is the continuation of the “Autoparco”, dug up in th

The sundial of emperor Augustus consisted of a large travertine-paved trapezoid-shaped square on whose surface hours, seasons, months, and signs of the zodiac were indicated with bronze gilded lett

Historic palace.

The palace was built in 1592 by Francesco da Volterra.

The palace was built by the Gaddi, a wealthy family of Florentine merchants, at the beginning of the 16th century and shortly afterwards purchased by the Cesi, a noble family of Umbrian origin.

The palace was built in 1660 by the architect Giovanni Antonio De Rossi, based on a design by Bernini, and commissioned by the Marquis Francesco Nuñez Sanchez.

The original structure of the Palace dates back to a modest house that Gaspero dei Garzoni di Jesi purchased in 1512 from Alfonsina Orsini and which was modified in a series of works carried out at