Monumente

Nei pressi delle Terme di Diocleziano in via Giuseppe Romita, è presente un’antica colonna sormontata da una caravella, testimoni

Founded by Francis of Paola (1416-1507) in 1494 with funding from the crown of France, the "royal convent of the Trinity of the Mounts" experienced a splendid period between the 16th and 17th centu

Built in 1700, the Complex was over time used as a storage area for weapons, military equipment and the storage of papal ships.

Work began on the building in 1914 to make it the seat of the Court of Auditors.

This fountain designed by the architect.

Situated in the surroundings of Porta San Sebastiano, the fountain was built reusing ancient materials.

This fountain was inaugurated on 21 April 1925. It consists of a huge central cup made of Pentelicus marble, obtained by reassembling ancient marbles.

In 1861 pope Pious the Ninth (1846-1878) built a fountain called “dei delfini” (of the dauphins) in the square dedicated to him to replace the more ancient one commissioned by Paul the Fifth Borghe

The Fontana dei Putti or del Biscione was commissioned in the early twentieth century by George Wurts and his wife Henrietta Tower, owners of the former Barberini Sciarra villa from 1902.

The fountain of the Timone (Helm) leans against the huge building of San Michele a Ripa.

This fountain with Anfora (Amphora) was built in 1931 by the architect Raffaele De Vico and is located inside the September 8 Resistance Park, originally named Cestio Park in reference to the nearb

This fountain is part of the group of ten small fountains commissioned by the Municipality for the districts to the sculptor Pietro Lombardi, which were all inaugurated in 1927.