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National Roman Museum (Palazzo Massimo)

This magnificent palace served as the first national museum of the Kingdom of Italy in the late 19th century, and its neo-Renaissance architecture is a masterpiece in itself. The collection houses countless works from Ancient Greece to the

Pasquino Statue

Standing proudly in the Piazza di Pasquino, this anonymous marble statue serves as the heart of Rome's unique 'Talking Statues' phenomenon. Since the Renaissance, it has acted as a silent witness to citizens' political dissent and social sa

Arch of Gallienus

Standing tall amidst the bustling city, the Arch of Gallienus is a surviving fragment of the Aurelian Walls, showcasing the military might of the late Roman Empire. Built in the 3rd century, this triple-arched gateway was originally part of

Area Sacra dell'Argentina

Nestled in the heart of Rome's Esquilino district, this sacred area preserves the ruins of ancient temples and shrines dating back to the Imperial era. The site features well-preserved foundations of structures dedicated to various deities,

Auditorium di Mecenate

The Auditorium di Mecenate preserves the echoes of Roman spectacle, where performance, rhetoric, and political theater once intertwined. Its semicircular form channels sound and attention toward a focal point, embodying the ideal of civic e

Basilica Hotel

Nestled in the vibrant Casal Bertone district, this hotel offers a serene retreat from the bustling city life. Its architecture blends modern comfort with subtle classical influences, creating a welcoming atmosphere for travelers. Guests ca

Basilica di Santa Prassede

This 9th-century basilica is renowned for its breathtaking Byzantine mosaics that cover almost every inch of the interior walls and apse. The golden hues of the tesserae create a divine, shimmering atmosphere that has inspired artists for c

Basilica of Saint Mary Major

As one of the four major papal basilicas, this magnificent church boasts some of the finest examples of early Christian art and mosaics in existence. Its soaring ceilings and golden mosaics depicting biblical scenes create an atmosphere of

Basilica of Santa Prassede

This basilica is renowned for its breathtaking 9th-century mosaics that cover the apse and nave. The golden hues and intricate designs create a divine atmosphere that captivates visitors. Dedicated to Saint Praxedes, it is a significant sit

Basilica of St. Pudentiana

The Basilica of St. Pudentiana is one of the oldest churches in Rome, dating back to the 4th century. It stands on the site of the house of Saint Pudens, a friend of Saint Peter. The basilica features a beautiful nave and a historic apse, p

Baths of Trajan

Built on the Oppian Hill, the Baths of Trajan were among the first imperial baths in Rome, showcasing the grandeur of early 2nd-century Roman architecture. Although largely in ruins, the remaining structures and terraced gardens offer a pea

Caravaggio Hotel

Nestled in the vibrant Castro Pretorio district, the Caravaggio Hotel masterfully blends Baroque elegance with contemporary comfort. Its interiors feature art pieces that play with light and shadow, creating a serene and sophisticated urban

Casa dell'Architettura

Casa dell'Architettura is a cultural center dedicated to the promotion of architectural knowledge and design. Located in a historic building, it hosts exhibitions, workshops, and lectures on contemporary architecture. The space encourages d

Casino di Villa Sforza

Villa Sforza’s estate weaves together architecture, gardens, and institutional purpose, revealing how elite residence could double as civic hospitality. The casino—often interpreted as a setting for music, conversation, and social ritual—si

Central Museum of the Risorgimento

Housed in the historic Palazzo Braschi, this museum is dedicated to the Italian Risorgimento, the movement for Italian unification in the 19th century. It features a vast collection of artifacts, documents, and artworks that illustrate the

Cisterna delle Sette Sale

Known as the 'Cistern of the Seven Halls,' this ancient water reservoir is a remarkable example of Roman hydraulic engineering. Located beneath the Baths of Diocletian, it features seven large vaulted chambers that once stored water for the

Colonna della Pace a Santa Maria Maggiore

Standing proudly near the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, this column commemorates peace and serves as a solemn reminder of historical treaties. Its intricate carvings depict allegorical figures that celebrate the triumph of harmony over

Dharma Botique

Dharma Botique offers a unique blend of spiritual tranquility and modern comfort in Rome. The hotel's design reflects a holistic approach to hospitality, creating a serene environment for guests. Located in a convenient area, it provides ea

Domus Aurea

The Domus Aurea, or Golden House, was Nero's extravagant palace built after the Great Fire of Rome. It is renowned for its vast frescoes and innovative architectural designs that influenced the Renaissance. Although partially excavated, it

EPS Historic Site: The Goldfish Fountain of the Physics Institute of Panisperna Street

Designated as a European Physical Society Historic Site, this fountain marks the location of the legendary 'Via Panisperna boys' physics group led by Enrico Fermi. It was here, in the 1930s, that Fermi and his team conducted groundbreaking

Goldfish Fountain of the Physics Institute of Panisperna Street

Located near the historic Physics Institute on Via Panisperna, this whimsical fountain commemorates the 'Boys of Via Panisperna' who made groundbreaking discoveries in nuclear physics. The playful goldfish sculpture adds a touch of charm to

Grande Cisterna

The Grande Cisterna in the Esquilino area is a monumental example of Roman hydraulic engineering, designed to store vast quantities of water for the city. Its massive underground chambers, supported by sturdy columns, demonstrate the advanc

Group I

Group I is the primary section of the Esquilino archaeological remains, featuring significant fragments of ancient Roman infrastructure. These ruins are crucial for historians studying the expansion and daily life of ancient Rome. The site

Group II

Group II represents a key area within the Esquilino archaeological zone, showcasing fragments of ancient Roman walls and foundations. These remnants offer a glimpse into the architectural techniques and urban planning of ancient Rome. The s

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Group IV

Harry's Bar Historic Site

Hotel Amalfi

Hotel Antico Palazzo Rospigliosi

Hotel Ariston

Hotel Augusta Lucilla Palace

Hotel Borromeo

Hotel California

Hotel Charter

Hotel Chicago

Hotel Contilia

Hotel Corona

Hotel Demetra Capitolina

Hotel Dina

Hotel Doria

Hotel Ferrarese

Hotel Massimo D'Azeglio

Hotel Max

Hotel Milo

Hotel Montreal

Hotel Nord Nuova Roma

Hotel Orbis

Hotel Parco dei Principi

Hotel Portafortuna

Hotel Ristorante Dai Compari

Hotel Santa Prassede

Hotel Serena

Hotel Teti

Hotel Verona

Igea

Insula Volusiana

Italia Hotel

Italia Hotel

Italia Hotel

Liberian Historical Museum

Macellum Liviae

Maryelen

Memorial to Military Personnel Died in Service

Mercato di Monti

Monastero delle Viperesche

Monti Palace

Morgana Hotel

Mura Serviane

Mura serviane

Museo Etnografico Luigi Pirisino

Museo Storico Liberiano

Museo storico della fisica Enrico Fermi

Ninfeo degli Annibaldi

Ninfeo di Alessandro Severo

Ninfeo romano

Obelisco Esquilino

Orazia

Orazia Hotel

Palladium Palace

Pedestal of Colossus of Nero

Pope Francis (1936-2025)

Pope Francis Memorial Site

Porta Magica

Princeps Boutique Hotel

Public Latrines

Raffaello

Railway Pass

Roman Nymphaeum

Saint Peter in Chains

Sala ottagonale

Santi Vito e Modesto

Selene Hotel

Selene Hotel

Selene Hotel

Sentinel Arch

Servian Walls

Sophie Terrace

Starhotel Metropole

Sweet Home Hotel

Temple of Isis on Via Labicana