Information and reservations: phone/fax 0667103819 - Admission Euro 2,10.
Cloaca Maxima at the Velabrum 
The sewer crossed the Forum, collecting the water drained off from the higher land, and conveyed it into the Tiber.
Via del Velabro 3.
Temporarily closed for restoration.
Columbarium of Pomponius Hylas
An underground family burial place from the Julian period, decorated with frescoes and mosaics.
Via di Porta Latina -
Excubitorium of the Seventh Fire Brigade
Once the barracks of the 7th fire brigade of Augustan Rome, the building was turned in the 2nd century into a military barracks.
Via della VII Coorte 9 -
Ipogeum of Via Livenza
Dating from the 4th century A.D., the Ipogeum is decorated with paintings and mosaics.
Via Livenza 4 -
Ludus Magnus
Lodging and training area of the main barracks for gladiators in ancient Rome.
Via Labicana -
Mausoleum of Augustus
Ordered by Augustus as a tomb for himself and his family, the circular monument was covered by a tumulus with cypress trees and had a bronze statue of the emperor.
Piazza Augusto Imperatore - temporarily closed for restoration.
Mausoleum of Lucilius Peto
Tumulus tomb dating from the late 1st century B.C.
Via Salaria 125 -
Temporarily closed for restoration.
Mithraeum of Circus Maximus
Found in the basement of the building closing the Circus Maximus to the north, the Mithraeum has a large bas-relief depicting "Mithras Killing the Bull".
Piazza Bocca della Verità 16 -
"Monte del Grano" Mausoleum
Remains of a magnificent mausoleum.
Parco di Monte del Grano a Piazza dei Triburni -
Monte Testaccio
Monte Testaccio is an artificial hill created in ancient Roman times from the discarded shards of the adjacent food warehouse, nicknamed by the Romans "Monte dei Cocci" ("Shard Hill").
Via Galvani, at the corner of Via N. Zabaglia 24 -
Nymphaeum of Via degli Annibaldi
The nymphaeum, finely decorated with shells and mother-of-pearl, vas discovered in 1895.
Via degli Annibaldi -
Ostiense Necropoli
A vast burial area dating from the 1st century B.C. to the 4th century A.D.
Via Ostiense 195 close to the Basilica of San Paolo.
Roman Cistern
Remains of a Roman cistern dating from the 1st-2nd century A.D.
Via Cristoforo Colombo, opposite n. 142 -
Roman Insula
Remains of a four-storey building dating from the 1st century A.D.
Near the Ara Coeli Staircase -
Roman Insula
Remains of "insula" underneath Palazzo Specchi.
Via S. Paolo alla Regola 16 -
Sacred Area of Largo Argentina
Remains of four Republican temples, whose façades were all oriented eastward. One of the most ancient archaeological complexes of Rome.
Via di San Nicola de' Cesarini - Partially closed for restoration.
Sacred Area of S. Omobono
Remains of a sacred area where the temples of Magna Mater and Fortune once stood
(6th century B.C).
Vico Jugario 4 - phone 06 57 25 04 10 - fax 06 67 90 795
"Seven Rooms" Cistern
A magnificent two-storey cistern, part of the Trajan's bath complex, consisting of nine intercommunicating parallel rooms.
Via delle Terme di Traiano -
Stadium of Domitian
Remains of the Stadium of which Piazza Navona preserves the shape and dimensions.
Piazza Tor Sanguigna 13 -
Theatre of Marcellus
Tour of the theatre and of the adjoining archaeological area, rich in columns and entablature fragments.
Via del Portico d'Ottavia 29 - Hours: every day 9.00-18.00. Free admission.
Tombs of Via Statilia
Groups of tombs from the late Republican age discovered in 1916 along the ancient Via Celimontana.
Via Statilia -
Vergine Aqueduct
Remains of arches and a 15th-century gate with coat-of-arms of Sixtus IV.
Via del Nazareno 2 and 9a -
Wall-walk of Via Carlo Felice and Porta Asinaria
The ancient Asinaria gate was restored to its original condition in 1951. It is possible to visit the inside of the walls and the wall-walk above.
Porta San Giovanni. -
Villa of the Gordiani
A vast archaeological area with ruins of a mausoleum dating from the 4th century AD and a paleochristian basilica peculiar for its "circus" plan.
Via Prenestina / Via Venezia Giulia -
