Anfiteatro Flavio (El Coliseo)

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The building has eighteenth-century shapes enlivened by the double portal with columned balcony and the tympanums of the windows on the main floor.
This is the most imposing palace in Via Giulia, designed and built by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger (1483-1546), whose residence it was, as indicated by the inscription on the left of the balcony
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Luogo culturale in divenire, Palazzo San Felice, attualmente in cantiere, sarà futura sede della Biblioteca di Archeologia e Storia dell’Arte.
The palace was built in1458 as the seat of the Apostolic Chancellery by Cardinal Rodrigo Borgia who, after becoming Pope Alexander VI (1492-1503), donated it to Cardinal Ascanio Sforza.
Palazzo Verospi Vitelleschi, adjacent to the Bonaparte palace and separated from the Doria Pamphilj palace by Vicolo Doria, is an 1887 reconstruction by the architect Luigi Tedeschi of a palace bui
[...]Aristocratically isolated, vast and regular, Piazza Farnese is in a quiet spot decorated with two big twin fountains of Egyptian granite coming from the baths of Caracalla.
Aristocratically isolated, vast and regular, Piazza Farnese is in a quiet spot decorated with two big twin fountains of Egyptian granite coming from the baths of Caracalla.
Piazza di Porta Maggiore is overlooked by one of the most gorgeous monuments of the Roman empire.
Aristocratically isolated, vast and regular, Piazza Farnese is in a quiet spot decorated with two big twin fountains of Egyptian granite coming from the baths of Caracalla.
Aristocratically isolated, vast and regular, Piazza Farnese is in a quiet spot decorated with two big twin fountains of Egyptian granite coming from the baths of Caracalla.
A cycle-pedestrian structure on the Tiber river, located between Ponte dell'Industria and Ponte Marconi.
The bridge links the districts Regola and Trastevere and is named after Garibaldi. It was built in 1888 in memory of the history of Garibaldi’s wars and victories in the two worlds.
The construction of the bridge, dedicated to the scientist Guglielmo Marconi, began in 1937, the same year of his death. Due to the Second World War, work was suspended and resumed in 1953.
The bridge was destroyed and rebuilt several times during the centuries and was destroyed by Totila in 544 AD.
The Testaccio bridge connects the Testaccio riverfront to the Portuense district with a single reinforced concrete arch.
It was built in 1960 to a design by Vito Camiz, on the occasion of the 17th Olympic Games, to connect Via Olimpica with the Acqua Acetosa sports facilities; it is a road bridge over the Tiber River
[...]From October 2017 the church of Santa Marta al Collegio Romano, entrusted to the Central Institute for Restoration, will host Restauro Aperto.
At the beginning of 2000, the Sedes Sapientiae Institute (International Ecclesiastical College) moved into the eighteenth-century Conservatory of San Pasquale Baylon, located in the Trastevere dist
[...]On the left-hand side of the modern via Cassia, inside a public park, is the funerary monument erroneously called since the Middle Ages the Tomb of Nero.
Among the tall modern buildings of Piazza dei Consoli, on the left side coming from "Monte del Grano", is the ancient architectural complex of Quadraro, consisting of a massive quadrangular tower w
[...]Il Venerabile Collegio Inglese è la più antica istituzione inglese al di fuori dell’Inghilterra ed ha ospitato nel corso della sua storia cardinali, monarchi, politici e intellettuali, tra cui Thom
[...]Aristocratically isolated, vast and regular, Piazza Farnese is in a quiet spot decorated with two big twin fountains of Egyptian granite coming from the baths of Caracalla.
Aristocratically isolated, vast and regular, Piazza Farnese is in a quiet spot decorated with two big twin fountains of Egyptian granite coming from the baths of Caracalla.

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