Beyond its iconic landmarks, Rome, the Secret Atlas reveals a more intimate and unexpected side of the Eternal City. From hidden palaces and discreet religious sites to unusual artistic details and overlooked curiosities, this atlas invites readers to explore a lesser-known Rome. Private palaces usually closed to the public, secret oratories hosting concerts, rare scientific objects, unexpected rituals and hidden corners of the Vatican all come together to form a quieter, more surprising portrait of the city. Designed as a richly illustrated atlas, the book offers a visual and immersive journey through Rome, where history, art and everyday life intertwine in subtle and unexpected ways. Written by local authors with deep knowledge of the city, it provides an authentic perspective rooted in lived experience, inviting readers to rediscover Rome beyond the obvious.
