Piazza di Sant'Ignazio, Rome

Pie di Marmo

The marble foot belonged to a temple of the Egyptian gods Isis and Osiris

Temple of Hadrian

The temple of the Emperor Hadrian was consecrated in 145 by Emperor Antoninus Pius

Via della Gatta

The Via della Gatta connects Palazzo Doria Pamphili with Palazzo Grazioli

Piazza Montecitorio

Where you can find the building of the House of Representatives

Santa Maria Sopra Minerva

Bernini's masterpiece, an obelisk on the back of an elephant

Pantheon

Originally built in 27 BCE, by Emperor Hadrian, the Pantheon was a temple to all gods of the Roman state, but has served as a Christian church since the 7th century

Palazzo Venezia

In the very heart of the city center, the building was for centuries ago the seat of the Venice embassy

The Colonna di Marco Aurelio or Column of Marcus Aurelius, also known as Aurelian Column, is a 2^nd century Roman victory column commemorating the Emperor's victorious military campaigns in the north against the Germanic Marcomannis, Quadis and Sarmatian Iazyges invasions, which lasted from 166 AD to his death in 180 AD

Piazza di Sant'Ignazio, Rome