ROME – A new exhibition opens on the slopes of the Palatine Hill on Wednesday, celebrating one of the lost gems of Renaissance Rome, the legendary Farnese Gardens, begun in the middle of the sixteenth century and overlooking the Basilica of Maxensius and the Arch of Titus.
The gardens were one of the most celebrated and symbolic places of the Italian Renaissance and Baroque and a vital projection of the power of the Farnese family’s power in Rome.