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A celebrated and picturesque market by day, Camp dè Fiori quickly turns into a hub for nightlifers in the evening.
The building, formerly known as "Casina delle Rose", was completely restored in 2001 and transformed into the "Casa del Cinema".
Trajan’s Column is the only monument in the Roman Forum that has reached us practically intact.
The theme goes back to the flood of 1598, when boats could reach the place now occupied by this fountain (hence the name). Pope Urban VIII commissioned the work from Bernini in 1627.
Work on the celebrated rococo fountain was first begun in 1732 by Nicola Salvi (who beat off competition to be awarded the commission by Pope Clement XII) and was completed by Giuseppe
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The Carlo Bilotti Museum is located in the old Orangery at Villa Borghese, which during the eighteenth century was referred to as the "Casino dei Giuochi d’Acqua" due to the many fountains and nymp
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A small, but unexpected museum, with a very special heart and soul.
The Museum of the Walls, located in Porta San Sebastiano, takes visitors, via a series of informative charts, writings, coloured drawings and photographs, through the Age of the Kings, the Republi
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More than a simple museum, the Casal De’ Pazzi is a journey going back some 200,000 years in time that reconstructs life during the Roman campaign and the Pleistocene deposits scattered in the low
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The first catalogue Barracco published outlines the principles that guided his collection: “I found that it was impossible to study Greek art in depth, without knowing the older art forms (Egypt an
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The Napoleonic Museum is a rare example of a museum, where it is possible to explore through history spanning over a century.
Fin de siècle atmosphere in this small but valuable Museum, in the heart of Villa
Undeniably the most elegant and cheerful of all Roman piazzas, Piazza Navona was built on the Stadium of Domitian in the 1st Century A.D. and still preserves its outline.
The interior of the church has a single nave, it offers one of the richest examples of baroque decoration for the wealth of marble, stucco and decorations.
One of the most beautiful archaeological sites in the Roman countryside can be found between the second and third mile on the Via Appia Antica.
Old-fashioned, dusty and erudite, in short boring. But is it so?
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