"I'd advise anyone coming to visit Rome to see the palaces of the powerful Roman families," says Angela. While listing a few examples – Palazzo Colonna and Palazzo Farnese among them – few ...

Thus, the last place one might expect to see her work is inside a 16th-century Italian palazzo, where linear symmetry is a most valued attribute. However surprising, it is now a reality on Rome ...

Over 400,000 visitors chose to visit one of the 750 artistic and environmental treasures across 400 areas included in the 33th edition of the Spring Days organized over the weekend by the Italian ...

Rome is full of aristocratic palaces whose splendors are hidden behind closed doors. One such place is the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj ... Many described the palace as "hiding in plain sight" and ...