Monumentos

Second in order of time and inaugurated in 2 BC, the Foro di Augusto was limited on its end side by a huge 33 metre wall made from peperino blocks and gabina stone, dividing it from the popular Sub

Il Forte Antenne è uno dei 15 forti di Roma, edificati nel periodo compreso fra gli anni 1877 e 1891.

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.

A metro ride and we have arrived at Garbatella, the youngest of the historic districts, built in the Twenties and made famous by Director and Actor Nanni Moretti’s driving his moped through its str

Completato l’intervento di restauro e valorizzazione dell’Esedra dei Draghi e della fontana del Giardino delle Erme e la riqualificazione del verde del Giardino, c

The Horti Sallustiani owe their name to the fact that they belonged to the historian Sallust.

Extraordinary archaeological discovery on the Palatine Hill in Rome.

The hypogeum was discovered in 1955 during building construction work. It was meant for only a few households and was built in four distinct phases between approximately 320 and 360 AD.

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

L'Istituto Romano di San Michele è la più grande Azienda Pubblica di Servizi alla Persona (ASP) di Roma, per rilevanza patrimoniale e attività di assistenza svolta.

Urbanista, paesaggista e docente di architettura, Raffaele de Vico ha contribuito a definire l’attuale aspetto di molte aree verdi della città di Roma, sia pubbliche che parchi archeologici, con un

Since ancient times Rome was known as Regina Aquarum, the queen of the waters, and the fountains, in addition to being places of fun and embellishment, represented

On the top of the Saxa Rubra cliff, along the Via Flaminia, emerges a mausoleum with an upper earthen tumulus (called the Celsa tomb) scenically connected to an exedra and a cistern, perhaps to cre