US EditionRome Prepares to Reopen a Forgotten Renaissance Jewel Near the Colosseum
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Rome prepares to reopen a forgotten Renaissance jewel near the Colosseum
Hidden in plain sight in the centre of Rome, Villa Silvestri Rivaldi gets ready to open to visitors after being closed up for decades. An abandoned Renaissance-era palace in the shadow of the Colosseum is preparing to gradually open to the public after decades of closure, the Italian culture ministry said on Tuesday. Villa Silvestri Rivaldi, which had been in a state of neglect for 40 years, is undergoing a €35 million restoration, financed by t…
The historic Villa Silvestri Rivaldi, a true Renaissance jewel overlooking the Colosseum and the Imperial Forums of Rome, is preparing for a rebirth. The program agreement between the Lazio Region and the Ministry of Culture was presented today for the enhancement and restoration of the entire complex using resources from the Development and Cohesion Fund (FSC) and in collaboration with the Central Institute for Restoration (ICR).
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