Underground in Rome: a Trip Back in Time
If you are familiar with Rome and its means of transportation you know that there are only 2 metro lines, A and B. Often times you get the feeling that you have absolutely no idea what the best way is to get around the city without spending a fortune on cab fare.

The reason why Rome is not expanding its metro system is that Rome’s underground is a true museum for Roman history covered by the developments of the city. Every time the city of Rome digs a hole it is very likely that some ancient historic remains are discovered and Italian law urges to conserve and respect them.
The association „Sotteranei di Roma“ (www.sotterraneidiroma.it) is a research and archaeology center dedicated to evaluation and conservation of the archaeological heritage. This association works closely with public institutions and private centers and also participates in research and restoration projects. Futhermore, it offers courses for the active participation in excavations.
One of the best city tours is to the Necrópolos de Villa Doria Pamphill close to the Algardie Palace. And the special thing about this place is that you can visit one of Rome’s most interesting underground ruins. Nekropolis is from the Greek “negros”, death and “polis”, city and consist of graves that are almost organized like a city. Necrópolis de Villa Doria Pamphill conserved one of the most interesting grave sites of the city.
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Translated by: salome antigone
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