The ancient Roman city of Suasa may have contained one of Italy’s first—and largest—arts districts. Archaeologists uncovered what they deem a “large production district” that spanned a main street ...

A view of the remains of a magnificent Roman villa, or domus, buried for almost 2,000 years at the foot of Rome's Aventine Hill In Rome on May 6, 2020. Image Credit: AFP ...

The Domus Romane are ancient Roman villas and other structures that were abandoned in antiquity, filled in with debris, and inadvertently used as foundations for Palazzo Valentini, a Renaissance ...

An ancient Roman imperial palazzo atop the city's Palatine Hill was reopened to tourists on Thursday, nearly 50 years after its closure for restoration. The nearly 2,000-year-old Domus Tiberiana ...

It was all part of Nero's grand plans to rebuild the city of Rome into a new city called "Neropolis". The Domus Aurea had some 300 rooms and the whole complex would have spanned some 50 hectares.

Started by one emperor, Septimus Severus in 212AD and finished by his son, Caracalla, in 217, they were were one of the most ambitious building projects of Ancient Rome.

Find out more about La Scatola Archeologica Domus Aventino here. ICYMI earlier this year: a sinkhole near Rome’s Pantheon revealed an ancient pavement from 25 BC and a Roman mosaic was also ...

At the entrance of the 1950s building at the foot of Rome's Aventine Hill, all appears normal, with a resident loaded with shopping bags kindly holding the door.