Hidden just a few steps from the Trevi Fountain, Galleria Sciarra is a small architectural gem from late 19th-century Rome. Its inner courtyard is decorated with spectacular Art Nouveau frescoes depicting allegorical female figures representing virtues such as Justice, Fidelity and Beauty. The gallery was built as a passage and private commercial space for the Sciarra family.
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📍 Via Marco Minghetti, 10
🕐 Check accessibility before visiting, as opening arrangements may vary.
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