Monumente

Leaning against the ancient walls of the Passetto, a few steps from the Colonnade of St Peter’s

As the plaque above it proclaims, the small marble fountain was built by an unknown artist in 1774, at the time of Pope Clement XIV, on the occasion of the restora

This fountain was designed by Giacomo Della Porta and built by the sculptor Rocco Rossi from Fiesole in 1575 and completed in 1577.

On the occasion of the arrangement of the central part of Piazza Mazzini, the architect Raffaele De Vico realised the large fountain - inspired by an ancient nymphaeum

This is one of the most ancient monumental fountains in Rome, already documented in a map of Rome made by Pietro del Massaio in 1471, and for a long time it was also the only publi

A few years before the breach of Porta Pia that put an end to the temp

This fountain was originally placed in a wash-house facing the basilica di San Clemente. It was designed in 1864 by Virgilio Vespignani under pope Pious the Ninth Mastai Ferretti (1846-1878).

Opposite the Accademia di Francia in Villa Medici, near one of the numerous fascinatin

In the Rione Ludovisi, on the corner between Via Leonida Bissolati, Via Sallustiana and Via Friu

Arranged symmetrically at its base, two black basalt Egyptian lions have for centuries guarded the access to

Auf dem berühmten Platz, der das Herz des Weltchristentums ist, stehen die „fast Zwillingsbrun

The small marble sow that gives the street its name, perhaps the fragment of an ancient bas-relief, is documented since 1445 as applied to the wall of the former convent of Sant’Agostino

The Fountain of Anna Perenna was found in 1999 while conducting excavations for an underground car park at the corner of piazza Euclide and via G.