The Nuovo Mercato Esquilino, at via Principe Amedeo 184, is Rome's great multicultural market, a ...
The Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, which Romans still call the Costanzi, stands on piazza Beniamino G...
Orvieto is an Umbrian hill town perched on a rock of tuff, 1 h 15 to 1 h 30 by train from Rome, a...
Palazzo Altemps, on Piazza di Sant'Apollinare 150 m from Piazza Navona, is the site of the Nation...
Palazzo Venezia closes off the north-west side of Piazza Venezia. The first great Renaissance pal...
The Quirinal Palace (Palazzo del Quirinale), on the highest of Rome's seven hills, is the officia...
Palazzo Farnese, on Piazza Farnese, is one of the finest Renaissance palaces in Rome and, since 1...
The Alchemical Door, or Porta Magica, is a small stone doorway standing in the garden of Piazza V...
The Pyramid of Cestius (Piramide Cestia) is a white marble tomb 36 metres high, built in the late...
The Coppedè district is a tiny group of buildings and villas in the heart of the Trieste quarter,...
Rome's municipal rose garden (Roseto Comunale), on the slope of the Aventine facing the Circus Ma...
The church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane (nicknamed "San Carlino"), at the crossing of via de...
