Monuments

The building was accidentally found in 1917 under the Rome-Naples railway. There are various hypotheses on its use.

The Mouth of Truth is the ancient mask, probably an ancient sewer cover, with a diameter of 1.80 meters, walled in the wall of the pronaos of Santa Maria i

Perched on a volcanic cliff, a few kilometers north of Rome, lies this delightful village.

The areas were initially opened to the public in 2006 and closed shortly thereafter due to the radon levels in the rooms.

The Mamertine Prison or Carcer Tullianum, located at Clivo Argentario under the church of San Giuseppe dei Falegnami, near the Roman Forum

The House of Augustus on the Palatine Hill is one of the most important monuments of the hill for historical relevance and archaeological interest.

The House of Fiammetta is a 15th-century two-story building with a roof terrace and a front porch supported by columns and pillars.

The protohistoric house is located near Castel Giubileo in Rome, in the area where the ancient city of Fidenae once stood and reproduces, in full scale,

Along the via Appia Antica, at the sixth mile, is Casal Rotondo, the largest circular mausoleum of the "Regina Viarum".

The area known in Roman times as Lorium, was the first coach house of the Via Aurelia, located at the XII mile of the consular road.

On the slopes of the Celio, underneath the Basilica of Santi Giovanni e Paolo is the extraordinary archaeological complex that contains over four centuries of history

This unusual example of an extra-urban Renaissance villa is located along via di Porta Sa

Admired by poets and writers such as Goethe, Stendhal, Gogol and D’Annunzio, the Villa Ludovisi with its enchant