Palazzo Mattei di Giove

The construction of Jupiter Palace began in 1598. Twenty years later, the beautiful courtyard contains many ancient Roman works, and archaeological excavations reveal works of centuries. Michelangelo and Giacomolevani both lived here for some time and now have the National Records Library.

It's not so much a church as a warehouse for gypsum sculptures, or even occasionally embellished Egyptian cultural relics. Marble statues are carved into buildings with domes. Of course, there are often sculpture figures on orange exterior walls, which show you different harvest.

Although it is not a famous tourist attraction, it still shows people a miracle and unexpected good things.