Using your smartphone, seamlessly blend architecture and history as you wander through the EUR neighbourhood. Following the marked path on the map, discover the architectural landscape of Fascist Italy, commonly referred to as “fascist architecture”. This peculiar style weaves together diverse designs and influences that evolved during the 1920s and 1930s.

Pass by iconic locales including📍Museum of Roman Civilisation,📍Palazzo Della Civiltà Italiana,📍Basilica dei Santi Pietro e Paolo.
(Note: entrance is optional, choose to enter at your expense)

Simply using your smartphone and personal headphones, embark on a self-guided exploration of examples and applications of this architectural movement in Rome. The area you will explore, purposefully constructed by the Fascist Regime to accommodate the 1942 Universal Exposition, provides a curated glimpse into the distinct facets of this historical period.

The distance between stops is a delightful 5 to 10 minutes stroll, creating an ideal half-day exploration for enthusiasts keen on visiting every location.