Catacombs of San Callisto
They wind beneath the soil of Rome, along the ancient Appian Way, in a series of truly frightening-looking tunnels, for a route of more than 25 km of… Read the rest
Necropolis of Monterozzi
The Etruscan necropolis of Monterozzi is located on high ground east of Tarquinia (VT) and has about 6,000 burials, the oldest of which date from the… Read the rest
Necropolis of Caraputa
ituated in the plain below present-day Sermoneta, on the eastern edge of the Pontine plain. The burial ground, identified in 1901 and consisting of at… Read the rest
Arches of San Lidano
It is quite impressive to note that the ground here is perfectly level and there is no watercourse to cross. In fact, the river that underpassed the b… Read the rest
Norba Latina
Dionysius of Halicarnassus speaks of Norba as a Latin city (‘History of Archaic Rome’ lib. VII,XIII) that between 501 and 496 B.C. partici… Read the rest
Nero’s Villa and Archaeological Park
Along the coastal strip of Anzio, Nero’s grand imperial villa stretched from the tip of Capo d’Anzio and via Furio Anziate for more than 8… Read the rest
Caves of Osimo
The underground of the city of Osimo is crisscrossed by a dense network of tunnels and underground environments excavated at several levels, making it… Read the rest
Rialto Bridge
The Rialto Bridge was for a long time the only bridge crossing the Grand Canal. Only in 1854 did it follow the Accademia Bridge and in the 20th centur… Read the rest
Archaeological Park of the Messapian Walls
A symbol of the city and the park is the Plinian Spring, a monument mentioned by Pliny the Elder for its constant water supply. Depicted in the city&#… Read the rest
Imperiali Palace (current Filotico Palace)
he Imperial Palace is the city’s most important civic monument. It arose in the first half of the 18th century, with its entrance oriented towar… Read the rest