‪It is now open to the visitors for free. As soon as we can, we go back to visit and admire it : Galleria Sciarra in Rome with lavish frescoes, painted façade of Art Nouveau style and a glass-iron roof dating to the late 19th century. It is a covered pedestrian crossing located in the Trevi Rione in Rome. His backyard represents a rare example of Roman liberty. Made between 1885 and 1888 by architect Giulio De Angelis, it connected the various spaces and activities of Prince Maffeo Barberini Colonna di Sciarra. The building is double decker, the roof consists of a glass dome with iron structure. The decorations of the walls were made by the painter Gabriele Cellini and discussed the iconographic theme of the woman, virtues in the upper façade, scenes of home life in the lower one. The pedestrian crossing is open to the public during office hours. It is a true hidden marvel!‬

‪Not on the tourist track. Beautifully decorated and artistic facades. Worth seeking out for a quick view.‬