Ariccia

Originally, the Palace was built by will of the Savelli Family in the 16th century, on ancient traces of a Roman acropolis near Porta Napoletana…

The church, last masterpiece of Gian Lorenzo Bernini, who planned every detail including the furnishings, was built as of 1662 and consecrated on 16th May…

The Deconsecrated Church, desired by Alessandro VII Chigi, was built by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and his brother Luigi upon the remains of the old Collegiate…

The historical building, Locanda Martorelli, facing Piazza di Corte has witnessed the time of intense artistic flow at Ariccia, as it was an important stopover for the Grand…

At the entrance of the town, the impressive three-tiered arched viaduct that substituted the steep ramps of the old Appian Way welcomes visitors.

Piazza della Repubblica is what was once the ancient Piazza di Corte, the elegant heart of Ariccia, the starting point for visiting the town. You…

The Chiesa di Santa Maria di Galloro (Church of Santa Maria di Galloro) is a place of worship particularly dear to the citizens of Ariccia.…

The Villino was built in the first years of the twentieth century for the Italian mathematician Vito Volterra. The complex remains today still the property…