Palace Sanizi
The Sanizis, a wealthy merchant family part of the city’s aristocracy, gave birth to their prestigious residence between the XVII and XVIII centuries. Facing south on the Cavatella riverbank, the building presents…
Palace Vecchiarelli
The monumental Palazzo Vecchiarelli, designed by Carlo Maderno at the end of the sixteenth century, presents an elegant façade that harmoniously fills the difference in height between the street level…
Palace Potenziani Fabri
A magnificent building that dominates the southern view of the city, from the top of the rock on which the historic town center has been built: Palazzo Potenziani Fabri is…
Palace Dosi Delfini
Palazzo Dosi Delfini, today property of the Fondazione Varrone, stands on the southern side of Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, separated from the Palazzo Comunale (Town Hall) by Via Pennina. Built in…
Palace Crispolti
Was built in the early 18th century by Michele Chiesa, architect from Como, and visible in the first section of Via degli Abruzzi (Via Garibaldi). In 1814 Giuseppe Subleyras redesigned…
The city Walls
Dating back to the 13th century, the medieval walls surround the city of Rieti for an entire side and include numerous towers and portals. Modified and restored over the centuries, they…
Palace Aluffi
Once belonged to Giuseppe Aluffi, gonfaloniere in the 1700s, Palazzo Aluffi has been the headquarters of the “Carabinieri” Barracks since 1916. During the consolidation work of 2011, stratigraphic excavations have…
The Medieval Doors
Visiting Rieti is an experience that lead every tourist on a magnificent journey through time and history. The wonder of the historic town centre, enclosed in its wonderfully and perfectly…
Flavio Vespasiano Theater
In 1882 the wooden Teatro dei Condomini was closed to the public due to government regulations, so the need to build a new theatre arouse. This one was inaugurated on…
Porta D’Arci
Was opened in the 13th century (although originally there was another door known as Porta Interocrina, from the ancient name of the current Antrodoco village) and takes its name from…