Labicum 22

Take a moment.
Piazza Navona from a different perspective.
From Bernini’s Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi to the geometry of one of the most iconic squares.
Rome from Above.

Rome has a guardian. 🪽

Built as Emperor Hadrian’s mausoleum and later transformed into a fortress and papal refuge, Castel Sant’Angelo has watched over the Eternal City for almost two millennia.

According to legend, the Archangel Michael appeared above it, sheathing his sword to signal the end of a devastating plague. That vision gave the castle its name.

Which Roman landmark would you like to see from above next?

📍 Castel Sant’Angelo, Rome
🎥 Rome from above

From San Giovanni in Laterano, Rome unfolds in a single view.

The Colosseum, the Vittoriano and the dome of St. Peter’s, centuries of history, layered across the skyline.

Where the city unfolds.

From a single opening in the sky, Rome slowly reveals itself.
The Pantheon, seen from above.
Would you have recognized it from the first frame?

Drawn into Bernini’s masterpiece.
The Fountain of the Four Rivers, at the heart of Piazza Navona …. where water, stone and movement become one.
📍 Piazza Navona, Rome

Rome from Above
One city. Two moments.
📍St. Peter’s Basilica, Rome

Rome from Above.
A timeless view of the Colosseum, watching over the Eternal City.

📍 Colosseum, Rome, Italy

Rome from Above
Campidoglio
Michelangelo’s masterpiece.

Cross the bridge.
Leave the noise behind.
Ponte Sant’Angelo, Rome

Above the chaos of Rome, there’s a place where history still watches.

The Campidoglio.