91 Via Giulia Images and Stock Photos

Via Mercatovecchio, in the old town of Udine, is bordered by historic palaces with porches that today host stores and bars.

Rome, Italy, february 11, 2017: cars parked under an archway (Arco Farnese) along the ancient Via Giulia on a beautiful sunny day in Rome

The fountain is set against the wall that separates Via Giulia from the Lungotevere, not far from the rear façade of Palazzo Farnese.It was built - presumably in the second quarter of the seventeenth century - at the expense of the Farnese (as shown by the lily of the crowning) by Girolamo Rainaldi (1570-1655), the same architect who in those years made twin fountains on Piazza Farnese.

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Rome, Italy - August 12, 2018: View of the Arco Farnese (English: Arch Farnese) in Via Giulia.

View of the Arco Farnese (English: Arch Farnese) in Via Giulia, Rome, Italy

Via Mercatovecchio in the old town of Udine is bordered by historic palaces with porches that today host stores and bars. At the end stands out the Loggia del Lionello, a fifteenth century Venetian-Gothic style building and seat of the town hall.

Rome, Italy, November 15 -- The famous Fontana del Mascherone (the fountain of the Big Mask) between Via Giulia and Via del Mascherone, in the historic heart of Rome. This famous Roman fountain in full Baroque style, located in the Rione Regola (Regola district), was built in the 17th century by the architect and sculptor Girolamo Rainaldi for the Farnese family. The Rione Regola, near Campo de Fiori, is one of the most beautiful and visited districts of Rome for the presence of countless artistic and historical treasures, monuments and ancient Romanesque and Baroque churches, but also for its squares and alleys to explore freely, where it is easy to find typical restaurants, small artisan shops, street artists, and the original Roman soul. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in High Definition format.

Rome, Italy, Feb 10 - Be a bicycle in Rome. A solitary bicycle rests near an ancient Renaissance palace, in Via Giulia, in the heart of the eternal city.

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The Farnese arch of Giulia road, one of the most representing streets in center of Rome

spello,italy june 27 2020 :small square in via giulia in the town of spello from Roman times

spello,italy june 27 2020 :small square in via giulia in the town of spello from Roman times

Main altar of Santo Spirito dei Napoletani in Rome, Italy, richly inlaid marble frame with gilded reliquaries and sacred painting.

Ponte Mazzini, in Rome, and its street lamps.

Nemi - Scorcio di Via Giulia dal Belvedere Ceyrat

Nemi - Scorcio della Torre Saracena da Via Giulia

Right side chapels with Nativity and Adoration scenes in Santa Maria del Suffragio, Rome, Italy.

Baroque nave and altar of Santa Maria del Suffragio, Rome, Italy, with barrel‑vaulted frescoes and classical aedicule altar.

Baroque nave and altar of Santa Maria del Suffragio, Rome, Italy, with barrel‑vaulted frescoes and classical aedicule altar.

Wooden renaissance style front door

Nemi - Torre Saracena da Via Giulia

Ceiling fresco of the Coronation of the Virgin in Santa Maria del Suffragio, Rome, Italy.

Neapolitan-style nativity with crucifix in the Chiesa dello Spirito Santo dei Napoletani, Rome, Italy.

Fontana del Mascherone, ancient granite thermal bath in Via Giulia, Rome, Italy

Rome, Italy - June 11, 2018: Via Giulia, near Palazzo Farnese. Via Giulia is a street in the historic centre of Rome, Italy, one of the first important urban planning projects in Renaissance Rome

Rome, Italy - August 06, 2023: Photo of Via Giulia in Rome on a sunny day, there are people.

The fountain is set against the wall that separates Via Giulia from the Lungotevere, not far from the rear façade of Palazzo Farnese.It was built - presumably in the second quarter of the seventeenth century - at the expense of the Farnese (as shown by the lily of the crowning) by Girolamo Rainaldi (1570-1655), the same architect who in those years made twin fountains on Piazza Farnese.

Fountain in Via Giulia in Rome, Italy

Path called Via della Salvia in Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy

Rome, Italy, Feb 10 - The detail of an ancient painting of a Virgin Mary placed at the corner of Via di Monserrato and Piazza Farnese, in the heart of the Rione Regola, one of the oldest in the historic center of Rome. In the background Palazzo Farnese, the current seat of the French Embassy.

Via Giulia street fron the di San Giovanni Battista church . Rome, Italy. High quality photo

Rome, Italy - May 5, 2025: The Basilica of San Giovanni dei Fiorentini ("Saint John of the Florentines") Rome downtown

Brescia, Italy - February 21, 2019: parked cars on street Via dei Musei near medieval Monastery Santa Giulia in Brescia city. Brescia is the second largest city in Lombardy.

Via Mercatovecchio, in the old town of Udine, is bordered by historic palaces with porches that today host stores and bars.

Via Mercatovecchio, in the old town of Udine, is bordered by historic palaces with porches that today host stores and bars.

Via Mercatovecchio, in the old town of Udine, is bordered by historic palaces with porches that today host stores and bars.

View of the Edicola Sacra Madonna dell'Orazione, a sacred shrine on the corner of Via di Sant'Aurea, with the Chiesa dello Spirito Santo dei Napoletani in the background, Rome, Italy

A panoramic view of Trieste from Via Ciamician, showing the red roofs of the houses. In the background, the sea, rough from the Bora wind, reflects a dramatic atmosphere.

Fontana del Mascherone, Rome, Italy

Via della Salvia, friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy

The interior of the Church of San Biagio degli Armeni, Rome, Italy

The interior of the Church of San Biagio degli Armeni, Rome, Italy

ROME, ITALY - April, 2019: View of the Arco Farnese (Arch Farnese) in Via Giulia.

Fountain of the Mask in via Giulia, Rome, Italymade 1626- OTHER photos from Rome, Italy: