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VIA DI S. PANCRAZIO, 8

The origin of the villa can be traced back to the pre-existing Villa Benedetta, commissioned by Monsignor Elpidio Benedetti, a friend and advisor of the Mazarin, who had it built according to the d

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Via dell'Amba Aradam, 8

Below the Ospedale San Giovanni, an excavation has brought to light a building dating from the 1st to the 4th century, which has been identified as the home of the mother of Emperor Marcus Aurelius

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Via delle Vigne Nuove

This is the archaeological area between Via delle Vigne Nuove and Via Passo del Turchino, characterised by the presence of structures pertaining to a private villa located at about the sixth kilome

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VIA ALBERTO COZZI

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Piazza della Croce Rossa, 3

The building is one of the most representative examples of the Umbertino style in Rome.

Via Flaminia, 118

The present palazzina Vagnuzzi was built by restoring the so-called 'casino del Monte', dating from the 16th century, which had been part of the Villa Poniatowski since the 17th century.

Via Palestro, 28

Villa Gamberini was initially built in the expanding area that was being planned and parcelled out behind Roma Termini railway station.

Viale David Lubin, 2

Located within Villa Borghese, Villa Lubin was built in 1908 to be the headquarters of the International Institute of Agriculture.

Via di Porta Pinciana, 1

The villa stands on the land where the 'Horti Luculliani' once stood, and the original structure dates back to the 16th century when the Orsini family, owners of the land, built a small palace with

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Via Saverio Mercadante, 22

Situata nel cuore del quartiere Parioli, questa costruzione dei primi del '900 è stata riportata al suo raffinato splendore di un tempo, coniugando l'eleganza dei suoi ambienti con la calda atmosfe

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Via Carlo Fea, 2

The villa was built from 1874 onwards for the beautiful Rosina Rosa Teresa Vercellana, the morganatic wife of Vittorio Emanuele II, Countess of Mirafiori and Fontanafredda.

Via Quarto delle Colonne

The Roman villa dates from the 2nd century B.C. to the 4th century A.D. and is situated on a plateau within the municipal farm.

Via Diego Fabbri, snc

Since the 1990s, an archaeological area in Via Diego Fabbri has been discovered during work carried out by the La Cecchina Consortium.

Via Appia Antica, 136

These are two buildings from the Roman era discovered in 1915-1916 beneath the Basilica of San Sebastiano, traditionally known as Villa Grande (2nd century AD) and Villa Piccola (4th century AD).

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Via Virginio Orsini, 25

Built in 1902 by the architect Garibaldi Burba, author of other similar palazines in Prati and Parioli. On the façade, it displays exceptional ceramics, with wrought iron and fresco decorations.

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Largo 3 Giugno 1849

The Villino Corsini is an elegant eighteenth-century building of the Villa Corsini, purchased in 1856 by Prince Filippo Andrea V Doria Pamphilj and annexed to the large villa outside Porta S.

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Via Giuseppe Antonio Guattani, 17

Originally, the site of the villa was much larger than it is today, including what is now Villa Mirafiori and Villa Crespi.

Piazza Mincio, 3

Situated in the Coppedè district, the building is characterised by a total asymmetry, with medieval arches and friezes made from the fusion of different materials, such as marble, brick, travertine

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Via Marcantonio Colonna, 23

The Villino Bisini-Douhet, set in the Umbertine area of the Prati district in Rome, was first designed by engineer Scipione Regnoli at the behest of Romeo Bisini with a construction permit dated Au

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Via Nazionale, 191

The Villino Hüffer is a significant example of a prestigious late 19th century mansion. It was designed by French architect Jules A.F.A.

Via Bartolomeo Eustachio, 2

The small villa is one of the most elegant examples of Art Nouveau in Rome. It was the home-studio of the Palermitan sculptor Ettore Ximenes (1855-1926).