Forum of Caesar
Rome
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Knowledge & learning in Rome
Rome accumulates knowledge across millennia. The Forum of Caesar and the Forum of Nerva trace the evolution of Roman civic life, while the Forum Boarium and Circus Maximus reveal the city's earliest urban layers. The Baths of Caracalla demonstrate the engineering ambitions of the imperial age, and the Catacomb of Callixtus preserves the beliefs of early Christian communities. The Casa di Goethe documents how successive generations of scholars and artists came to study the city. Within Vatican City, the Gallery of Maps charts geographical knowledge in paint, and the Istituto Nazionale per la Grafica holds a significant collection of printed works. The Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain anchor these sites within the living fabric of the city.
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Forum of Caesar Spanish Steps Spanish Steps
Rome
architectureculturehistory+4Trevi Fountain Trevi Fountain
Rome
architectureculturenature+6Vatican City Vatican City
Rome
architectureculturehistory+4Baths of Caracalla Baths of Caracalla
Rome
culturehistoryCasa di Goethe Casa di Goethe
Rome
culturehistorylocal gemsCatacomb of Callixtus Catacomb of Callixtus
Rome
historyCircus Maximus Circus Maximus
Rome
culturenaturehistoryForum Boarium Forum Boarium
Rome
culturehistorylocal gemsForum Nervae Forum Nervae
Rome
architecturehistorymysteryGallery of Maps Gallery of Maps
Rome
architecturecultureIstituto nazionale per la grafica Istituto nazionale per la grafica
Rome
culturelocal gemsItalian Air Force Museum Italian Air Force Museum
Rome
naturehistoryfamily outingsKircher Collection Kircher Collection
Rome
architectureculturehistory+1Lacus Curtius Lacus Curtius
Rome
culturehistorymysterylargo di Torre Argentina largo di Torre Argentina
Rome
historylocal gemsLavinium Lavinium
Rome
historymysteryLucus Feroniae Lucus Feroniae
Rome
historylocal gemsMuseo di Roma Museo di Roma
Rome
architectureculturehistory+1Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia
Rome
architectureculturehistory+1Museo Nazionale Romano Museo Nazionale Romano
Rome
architectureculturehistoryOstia Ostia
Rome
architectureculturehistoryPorta Metronia Porta Metronia
Rome
architecturehistorylocal gemsPortonaccio Portonaccio
Rome
historylocal gemsPortus Portus
Rome
historylocal gemsRoman Forum Roman Forum
Rome
culturehistorylocal gemsTomb of Eurysaces the Baker Tomb of Eurysaces the Baker
Rome
historyAccademia di Romania in Rome Accademia di Romania in Rome
Rome
architectureculturenature+1On the Pincio hill near the Villa Borghese, Romania has maintained a research institute in Rome since 1920. Founded at the initiative of archaeologist Vasile Pârvan and historian Nicolae Iorga, it was designed to give Romanian scholars access to the city's archives and classical heritage. The current building dates from 1933, designed in a neoclassical style by Romanian architect Petre Antonescu. Today it operates under the Romanian Cultural Institute, hosting exhibitions, concerts, and academic events that bring Romanian culture to Rome.
Borgia Apartment Borgia Apartment
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architectureculturehistory+1Jewish Museum of Rome Jewish Museum of Rome
Rome
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