Interesting examples of the Liberty and Art Déco styles that were in fashion at the time and most likely wonder who lives in the fairy tale houses – and start dreaming about living in one of them!
Make absolutely sure that you see the Square Colosseum: this Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana was modelled after the old ellipse one and its symmetry and grandeur will knock you out!
The 2500 years old Trastevere has a very interesting history and a lot of hidden sights. That’s why you should consider booking a tour guide, who can show you all the nice places
A curious walled space on the Aventine Hill, decorated with obelisks and military plaques. Not terribly interesting but for the door in the priory wall on its north side.
This is by far the most romantic garden in Rome, and there is a spot where you can see St. Peter’s Basilica in the distance in a little hole.
When the city of Tokyo donated a group of Japanese "sakura" cherry trees to the council of Rome, they were planted here, to line the avenue which is now called the "Passeggiata del Giappone"
It's located in the shadow of the Cestia pyramid along the Aureiane walls.Every corner of the graveyard offers a wonderful display of plants and flowers, romantic statues and pretty,tree-lined paths.
The gardens of the Villa provide a fabulous outdoor venue for a series of summer jazz concerts too. In fact, from July to September, Villa Celimontana hosts Rome's most important jazz festival.
