Monuments

The Sepulcher located on the via Appia Nuova, along the route of the road to Castrimoenium, dates back to the second half of the second century. A.D.

Un itinerario che attraversa il Foro Romano e il Palatino, arricchito da videoproiezioni, lightmapping<

The area, which occupies the eastern side of the imperial palace built on the Palatine Hill, constituted

The Tabularium, an imposing late-Republican building on whose remains the Palazzo Senatorio

Located within the archaeological area of the excavations, the Roman theatre of Ancient Ostia was built under the reign of Augustus at the end of the 1st century BC.

The Temple of Peace, called the Forum of Peace from the late imperial period, was built by Emperor Vespasian between 71 and 75 AD to commemorate the Roman victory in Judea of 70 AD.

In Piazza Bocca della Verità, adjacent to the

The so-called Temple of Minerva Medica is located in the Esquilino district, in Via Giolitti, next to the Rome-Pantano urban railway line.

The so-called Temple of Romulus stands in the archaeological area of ​​the Roman Forum,

The remains of the temple, consisting of part of the podium and two columns with Corinthian capitals, came to light in 1938 during the demolitions for the enlargement of via delle Botteghe Oscure,

On the right of Portico di Ottavia, in the Hebrew district, the remains of a temple dedicated to God Apollo are still visible today near to the Theatre of Marcellus

Built by the Emperor Decius (249-251 AD) in 249, the Decian Baths (in Latin Thermae Decianae) were a thermal complex built on the

The baths built by Titus and dedicated in 80 AD are one of the oldest examples of Roman baths of “imperial” age and type.

At the top of the steps that rise from Via della Dataria, the charming terrace of the Quirinale, one of the privileged points of view over the city, extends a few steps from the suggestive alleys t