Fifteen different itineraries that concern the historic center of Rome covering squares, palaces and monuments; the guide gives the visitor the opportunity to observe how these places have changed over the centuries
The 15th chapter is an in-depth look at Rome's parks and fountains and illustrates some of the city's green areas, explaining the long relationship between the Urbe and its waterways
The definitive photographic guide to discovering the beauty of Rome. A historical-archaeological introduction immerses the visitor in the Eternal City. The 15 itineraries explore the main riches of the historic center of the Urbe, with its fountains, squares, churches, palaces, museums and parks, also include precious gems, far from the traditionally visited routes. Each itinerary features a map, a rich corpus of descriptive images, historical information, curiosities and tips for enjoying an authentic Roman stay. QR codes at the opening of chapters get to digital contents that enrich the experience of getting to know the Eternal City, from paper to digital.
What youll find in these pages
Monti
From the Forum to San Giovanni in Laterano
Trastevere
Vatican City
From Termini to Piazza Venezia
From Castel SantAngelo to Piazza di Spagna
Piazza Navona
From Barberini to Villa Borghese
Largo di Torre Argentina and Pantheon
Jewish Ghetto and Tiber Island
From Teatro Marcello to the Orange Garden
From Piazza del Popolo to Villa Borghese
San Lorenzo
Walks in South Rome
Romes parks and fountains
Emma Mafalda Montella graduated in Art History from the University of Bologna, lived and studied abroad for many years in Greece, England, Canada and Spain. She fell in love with Rome, where she lived while attending a Master in Art and Cultural Heritage Management.
