Quartiere Coppede

Kuwati Rickpede is a retro community. A Victorian chandelier hangs on the arch of the entrance in the middle of the street. All the houses have details and are unique in their own way. All the designs were built by Florentine architect Gino at the beginning of the 20th century, with a frog fountain inside.

Spanish-style buildings are as exquisite as architectural museums. The fountain square, which can be seen everywhere in the block, is quite different from the big trees in the sky. The bell tower and the pillars of the small buildings are not too prominent, but the four parts feel very harmonious.

The neighbourhood is small but amazing. The center of all it's piazza Mincio, surrounded by 3 buildings. You can guess how rimans call them by finding symbols on them! The best thing in my opinion? The arch with the antique chandelier.

What a original place in Rome. This block was designed at the beginning of 1900 in a very original style by the architect Coppede. It is a very fascinating and mysterious place. Houses are really strange, a little gothic I would say, with very high ceilings and strange style. The entrance to it is a huge arch connecting two buildings. A must see for those loving architecture.

a neighborhood that seems to come out of a dream