14 Places in Roma
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14 places in Roma: Museo dell'Ara Pacis, Rinascente Rome, MAXXI - National Museum of 21st Century Art, and 11 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Francesco Beggio.
Museo dell'Ara Pacis
Museum
4.5
Visit this controversial yet captivating museum by Richard Meier, designed to house the ancient Ara Pacis altar. The modern glass and travertine structure offers a stark contrast to its historical surroundings. It's an insightful dialogue between ancient artifacts and contemporary architecture.
Rinascente Rome
Department store
4.1
Visit this iconic department store designed by Franco Albini and Franca Helg, a masterpiece of Italian rationalist architecture. Its elegant minimalist design and thoughtful use of materials stand out among Rome's historical buildings. Beyond shopping, appreciate the architectural details and the building's historical significance.
MAXXI - National Museum of 21st Century Art
Art museum
4.4
Immerse yourself in contemporary art and architecture at MAXXI, a stunning museum designed by Zaha Hadid. Its fluid, sweeping forms and interconnected spaces redefine the museum experience. Allow plenty of time to explore both the innovative architecture and its diverse exhibitions.
Metro "C" Colosseo / Fori Imperiali
Cultural landmark
4.6
Experience the modern design of this Metro C station, seamlessly blending functionality with a nod to Rome's imperial past. Its clean lines and thoughtful layout offer an unexpected architectural treat. This station provides a convenient and aesthetically pleasing entry point to ancient Rome.
Church of God the Merciful Father
Church
4.3
Experience the striking modern design of this church by Richard Meier, featuring three curved concrete sails. The interior is filled with natural light, creating a serene and contemplative atmosphere. A must-see for those interested in contemporary religious architecture.
Church of Saint Mary of Visitation
Church
4.0
Explore this distinctive church designed by Saverio Busiri Vici, showcasing unique brutalist architectural features. Its angular forms and concrete elements create a powerful visual impact. It’s a compelling example of 20th-century religious architecture in Rome.
Islamic Cultural Centre of Italy and Grand Mosque of Rome
Mosque
4.6
Discover the unique blend of Islamic and Roman influences in this magnificent mosque by Paolo Portoghesi. Its impressive arches and serene courtyards create a peaceful atmosphere. Remember to dress modestly out of respect when visiting this sacred place.
Nievo al 51
Bar
4.0
Explore this residential complex by Julio Lafuente and Gaetano Rebecchini, known for its brutalist elements and geometric forms. The spiraling staircases and interconnected courtyards are visually captivating. It offers a glimpse into a unique mid-century Roman urban living concept.
Palazzina Nebbiosi, Nervi-Giuseppe Capponi
Apartment complex
4.8
Admire this distinctive building along the Tiber, designed by Mario Stara and Giancarlo Pennestri. Its curved lines and balconies offer a modern contrast to the historic surroundings. A great spot for architectural photography with the river as a backdrop.
Casa Papanice
Landmark
3.4
Admire the striking facade of Casa Papanice, a bold residential design by Paolo Portoghesi with vibrant colors and geometric patterns. This mid-century gem offers a fascinating contrast to Rome's traditional architecture. It's a testament to experimental design in a historical city.
Palazzina S. Maurizio, arch. Luigi Moretti (anni di realizzazione 1962-1965)
Lodging
4.0
Observe the distinctive curves and tiered balconies of Palazzina San Maurizio, an elegant design by Luigi Moretti. Its sculptural presence and integration of greenery make it a unique residential landmark. Seek out this lesser-known architectural treasure for its sophisticated aesthetic.
Palazzetto Bianco
Building
Marvel at the sleek, minimalist design of Palazzetto Bianco by Paola Rossi and Massimo Fagioli. Its clean lines and white facade create a striking modern presence. This building exemplifies contemporary Roman residential architecture with a sophisticated touch.
Villa Piccolomini
Wedding venue
4.6
Discover these two villas by Venturino Ventura, showcasing mid-century Italian residential charm. Their elegant design and lush surroundings create a peaceful, exclusive atmosphere. While not publicly accessible, their exteriors offer a delightful glimpse into Roman suburban architecture.
Palazzina Filomarino
Historical landmark
4.5
Admire this unique residential building by Carlo Aymonino and his collaborators, showcasing a distinctive modular design. Its intricate facade and varying textures offer a fascinating visual experience. This building is a notable example of modernist urban housing in Rome.
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