Monumentos

The present gate was built in the 17th century to replace the ancient Porta Portuensis (from which it derives its modern name by deformation), one of the southern gates of the

Famoso pasaje con dos arcos en las Murallas Aurelianas, construido en el siglo III a.C desde el cual partían la

La Puerta Septimiana se abre a lo largo de la Muralla Aureliana, por la orilla derecha del río Tiber y es la unica entre las tres originales que queda en el mismo lugar donde fue c

Built in the second half of the 1st century AD, the Ramp connected the Roman Forum, the

Visit the archaeological area below the Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano, where the r

La escalera de la iglesia de Santa Maria d’Aracoeli  fue construida en el año 1348 por voluntad popular como agradecimiento por el final de una epidemia.  Cola di Rienzo, según la tradición popular

A new archaeological area inside a private residential lot that is, however, regularly open to visitors: the “archaeological box” of the Domus Aventino is an innovative and virtuous project by the

The burial ground is located on the right side of the Via Appia Antica, below the current via Marco P

A short distance from Porta Maggiore, along the route of Via Statilia, which owes its name to the powerful Roman "gens" who had many possessions in this area and w

El Sepulcro del Largo Preneste, que fue construido entre los siglos II y III d.C., no es más que un sepulcro en opus latericium, con un aspecto que recuerda a los edificio

The building stands in front of the Domine quo vadis church, at the crossroads between the ancient Appian Way and the Ardeatina Way and is partly hidden between two farmho

The remains of the tomb can be found today in the Tor Pignattara area, between via Casilina and the Tuscolano district and consist of large square blocks of gabina