CAPITOL SQUARE

Bordered by the three palaces Palazzo Senatorio, Palazzo dei Conservatori and Palazzo Nuovo, Piazza del Campidoglio is a masterpiece created by Michelangelo on what is one of the most important hills in Rome, initially used as a place of worship and then as a center of power with the advent of the Senate during the Empire.

Borgo Pio

Via Dei Coronari

Originally it was called "via Recta" and, passing tangent to the "Stadio di Domiziano", connected the "via lata" (the old street of the course) with the Neronian bridge, collapsed at the end of the fourth century. In the Middle Ages it became "Via di Tor Sanguigna" ", for the proximity to this tower and then via dei Coronari by the sellers of sacred objects also called" paternostrari ", who stationed in this place because they were traveled by the pilgrims who went to S.Pietro .
500 meters long, it is one of the most beautiful roads in Rome with characteristic medieval alleys alternating with the many workshops of antique dealers full of furniture from each era.

Coppedè district