Anfiteatro Flavio (El Coliseo)


For more than a hundred years, Giuseppe Garibaldi has good-naturedly watched over Rome atop the Janiculum Hill<
[...]“Nun fuss’antro pe ttante antichità
bisognerebbe nassce tutti cquì,
perché a la robba che cciavemo cquà
c’è, sor friccica mio, poco da dí”
The monument, dedicated to one of the most famous Roman poets, stands in the square n
[...]En 1878 el Parlamento italiano decidió dedicar un monumento nacional al recientemente fallecido soberano Vittorio Emanuele II.
La statua bronzea raffigura la severa figura di Alfredo Oriani (Faenza 1852 – Casola Valsenio 1909), letterato e storiografo attivo dagli anni Settanta dell’Ottocento fino al 1909,
[...]Las antiguas Murallas aurelianas aún rodean el centro histórico de Roma.
Estas murallas deben su nombre a Servio Tulio, sexto rey de Roma y del que se dice las construyó a mediados del siglo VI a.C.
The Necropolis develops along the two sides of via Laurentina and a road connecting Ostia to the Pianabella area; later the tombs also occupied th
[...]The necropolis, identified and excavated in the 1920s and 1930s, stands on the sides of via Flavia, which connected Porto (Portus) with Os
[...]En el cruce entre vía Ostiense y vía delle Sette Chiese, cerca de la basílica de San Pablo, se encuentra el sepulcro Ostiense.
Villa Celimontana es uno de los parques históricos más queridos por los romanos.
The monumental two-storey nymphaeum overlooking Via Appia Antica, was the real entrance to the Quintili villa : from here, in fact, through a door
[...]In 1962, during the construction of the buildings of the current archive of the Vicariate, on the corner between via dei Laterani and via Amba Aradam, at a
[...]A nymphaeum (monumental fountain) dated back to the end of the first century BC and the beginning of the first century AD was discovered in 1895 during the works for the realization of Via degli An
[...]Directamente de las excavaciones de Assuan sin inscripciònes por orden de Domiziano, este obelisco fue decorado en Roma con inscripciònes originales en jer
[...]It is made of granite and is over 9 metres high. Like the obelisk in Piazza Navona, it was brought to Rome without inscriptions from Egypt by order of an emperor.
In front of Palazzo Montecitorio, which is the seat of the Parliament, we see the red granite obelisk originally erected in the 6th century BC at Heliopolis by Pharaoh Psammetichus II, and transpor
[...]L’Obelisco della Minerva: la storia curiosa di un elefante di pietra al centro dell’incantevole piazza della Minerva.