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The Renaissance bloom of Villa Farnesina
A harmonious garden nestled between the Tiber river and Porta Settimiana, picturesque icon of Trastevere neighborhood, is the bucolic setting of Villa Farnesina, one of ... -
Biblioteca Angelica, the earliest public library in modern Rome
Behind the popular piazza Navona, there’s a hidden place in Rome where the smell of the past still reigns and the noisy strides of history ... -
The miraculous image of Madonna dei Monti
Set in the characteristic alleys of Monti neighborhood, in the area corresponding to the ancient Roman quarter of the Suburra, the chiesa di Santa Maria ... -
The mythical origins of Rome at Lavinium archaeological museum
In less than one hour from the historic center of Rome, an innovative archaeological museum recalls the religious aura lingering in the ancient site of ... -
Mysterious family tales at Palazzo Doria Pamphilj
Like Galleria Colonna, Galleria Doria Pamphilj is one of the few art collections in Rome displayed in their original location at Palazzo Pamphilj al Collegio ... -
The artistic heritage of the confraternity assisting the condemned to death
Near the renowned piazza la Bocca la Verità but hidden in a still preserved area of rione Ripa, a religious art treasure of Rome opens ... -
Galleria Colonna: serene grandeur away from the hustle of piazza Venezia
The historic Palazzo Colonna near the central piazza Venezia, a noble palace still belonging to one of the most important families in the history of ... -
The Crypta Balbi museum and the historic layers of Rome
Visiting the Crypta Balbi museum, a seat of the Museo Nazionale Romano, is an informative way to realize how Rome has developed over its ancient ... -
The Oriental art museum at Palazzo Brancaccio
In Rome, there’s a hidden threshold between Western and Eastern worlds: the National Museum of Oriental Art inside Palazzo Brancaccio. The suggestive journey to discover ... -
Medieval frescoes at the basilica di Santa Cecilia in Trastevere
If you discreetly ring the bell at the portal to the left of the basilica di Santa Cecilia in Trastevere façade, you’ll be admitted to ...
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