Monuments

To discover the Roman views from the Aventine hill, you can start from piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta, that owes its present look to the hand of the painter, engraver, archaeologist and architect

The basilica stands along via Portuense and was built at the behest of Pope Damasus - in the 4th century AD - within the catacombs of Generosa where the martyrs

This Basilica was built in 324, at the behest of Constance daughter of the emperor Constantine, above the ruins of a cemetery and catacombs that housed the remains of the Saint.

The basilica is located inside the Celio Military Hospital and dates back to the mid-2nd century AD.

The Basilica Ulpia, built by the architect Apollodorus of Damascus at the behest of the Emperor Trajan between 106 and 113 AD, is located near the

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 House of the Knights of Rhodes is the result of a stratification of several centuries.

The House of Augustus on the Palatine Hill is one of the most important monuments of th

The charming two-story 15th-century building, with its altana and porch, is linked to the name and history of Fiammetta Michaelis.

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,

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.

The casale of Sant’Eusebio, built between the 12th and 13th centuries, stands along the via Tiburtina near the Aniene river, in a dominant positio