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The archaeological area of the Tomb of the Scipios is located along the urban stretch of the ancient Via Appia, within the Aurelian Walls, before the city gate, Porta S. Sebastiano.
Not far from Trevi Fountain, in Vicolo del Puttarello, there is the Vicus Caprarius archaeological site, also called “Città dell’Acqua”
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Hidden about 4.50 meters from the street level, below the lively and elegant Piazza Navona, is one of the most
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Strolling around the Foro Olitorio (opposite the contemporary Palazzo dell'Anagrafe), you can admire, also from the outside, the archaeological area known as the Sacred Are
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If you happen to be going down Via Merulana from the Basilica of St.
Located in the square of the same name, the Basilica of Sant'Agostino was one of the first Roman churches of the Renaissance, and its origins date back to the 14th century when the
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The building was accidentally found in 1917 under the Rome-Naples railway. There are various hypotheses on its use.
Alberto Moravia, writer, traveller, intellectual, lived through the Twentieth century and gave his distinctive voice to European culture.
The Isabella Scelsi Foundation preserves the Casa Scelsi Museum, which opened to the public in 1996, it is the result of an express wish of Scelsi who left us his music, his poetry
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Giorgio de Chirico House Museum has been opened to the public in 1998, after a careful restoration, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the artist’s passing.
Hendrik Christian Andersen Museum was built between 1922 and 1925 on the basis of Andersen’s design and it was planned as a building with annexed carving Studio ne
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The House Museum Mario Praz (1896-1982) located in Rome, at Palazzo Primoli, was inaugurated in June 1995. He was a famous anglicist, essayist and scholar.
This unusual example of an extra-urban Renaissance villa is located along via di Porta Sa
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La ludoteca di Villa Borghese dedicata a tutti i bambini dai 3 ai 10 anni
The Catacombs of San Callisto represent the oldest and best preserved cemetery core of the Via Appia; the complex owes its name to the martyr pope
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The Catacombs of San Sebastiano were used as a burial pagan place, then at the end of the 2nd century, they were transformed as a Christian Necropolis dedicated to the Saints Peter
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In Piazza Pasquino, next to Piazza Navona, is the little Natività di Gesù Church, originally built in 1692 and altered several times thereafter.
Three unfolded sails are ready to ship the faithful into the third millennium, evoking both the early Christian image of the soul and a vessel pointing towards the lighthouse of Christ.
The Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone has already existed since the VII century a.C.
The church is located in the rione Colonna, just to the south of the Spanish Steps.
Located at the intersection of via XX Settembre and largo di Santa Susanna, the church of Santa Maria della Vittoria represents one of the most important examples of the Baroque period
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This is an ancient temple, converted into a church in the ninth century, overlooking the valley of the River Almone, today the Valley of the Caffarella.
The Church of the Santissima Trinità dei Monti, often called merely the Trinità dei Monti, is situated above the famous Spanish Steps and is one of the five French
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The Cinema and TV Park of Rome discovers new worlds and creates new immersive experiences and entertainment.
A fascinating underground journey through the Rome of the imperial age, a veritable nerve centre of the cultural and political life of the city.
Near Piazza del Popolo, in the reclaimed Spazio Flaminio, a former ATAC bus depot dating back to 1877, you will find an area especially for children from 3 to 12 years old, school groups and famili
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The splendid Triton Fountain, a masterpiece by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, was built between the end of 1642 and the first half of 1643 on behalf of Pope Urban VIII Barberin
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