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Villa Gordiani

Coordinates: 41°53′38.99″N 12°33′13.57″E / 41.8941639°N 12.5537694°E / 41.8941639; 12.5537694
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Main article: Architecture of ancient Rome

Villa Gordiani is a park in Rome. Well preserved Roman ruins remain scattered throughout the park.

  • The "Mausoleum" of Villa Gordiani, the best preserved monument of the park.
    The "Mausoleum" of Villa Gordiani, the best preserved monument of the park.
  • Panorama of the park
    Panorama of the park
  • The so-called "Torrione" (the big tower), an imposing Roman ruin
    The so-called "Torrione" (the big tower), an imposing Roman ruin
  • A corner of the park
    A corner of the park

See also

41°53′38.99″N 12°33′13.57″E / 41.8941639°N 12.5537694°E / 41.8941639; 12.5537694


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