Historical Sites

Faenza was probably founded by the Romans in the 2nd century B.C. on a site already inhabited in prehistoric times. Roman Faenza (Faventia) soon bec… Read the rest

The 110-meter by 85-meter diameter elliptical facility could accommodate up to 15,000 spectators. It is very old, dating back to the 1st century AD. T… Read the rest

The Greek city of Tyndaris was founded by Dionysius of Syracuse around 396 B.C. in a strip of the territory of ancient Abacaenum in a formidable strat… Read the rest

Situated in the northern quadrant that is formed by the intersection of the two main urban road axes, the theater is leaning with its cavea against th… Read the rest

In a letter dated March 14, 1846, Altilia- Saepinum is spoken of in these terms: "The whole countryside is still intact, all the gates of the cit… Read the rest

The Naquane Rock Engravings National Park in Capo di Ponte was the first park established in the Camonica Valley in 1955. The area covers more than 14… Read the rest

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

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

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

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