A historic villa in Rome that served as the residence of the Mussolini family, Villa Torlonia is known for its beautiful gardens and impressive architecture. Your guide will take you through the most intriguing corners of the Villa and its lush gardens on a visit tailored to your interests.

Admire the Casina delle Civette and find out about the Italian style of architecture that inspired its Art Deco stained glass windows

Marvel at the frescoes and sculptures in the Casino Nobile

Check out the eye-catching Moorish-style design of Serra Moresca

Designed by celebrated Italian architect Gino Coppedè, Quartiere Coppede is Rome's smallest and most ecclectic district, known for its blend of styles and its fantastical ambiance. Strolling through these whimsical streets, you’ll encounter architectural gems like the Villino delle Fate (Fairy House), adorned with frescoes, turrets, and terracotta details, and the Palazzo delle Ragno (Palace of the Spider) with a distinctive black and gold spider motif on its facade. As your guide draws your attention to remarkable structures, intricate mosaics, and fantastical details, you’ll appreciate how every villa in Quartiere Coppedè is a masterpiece, making it one of Rome’s most aesthetically pleasing quarters.

See the famous Frog Fountain (Fontana delle Rane) at the heart of Piazza Mincio

Pass by the delightful Fairy House (Villino delle Fate), which features frescoes, turrets, medieval-style decorations, and terracotta elements