According to the order of appearance in the movie. All pictures are screenshots. There are only place names and no addresses—not to write a guide. The picture description is in English or Italian name. Chinese translations mostly come from the Chinese Wiki and Qiongyou.com. Thanks to an Italian travel website and Google Translate, which let me understand the Italian webpage qwq Thanks to the Criterion Collection for pointing out a few attractions.
1. The walls of Aurelian (70% sure) can’t be 100% sure that they are the walls of Aurelian, because I took Google Earth and walked along the walls and didn’t see this place, and there were more than ten circles of the city walls in Rome. ...
2. The Garibaldi monument on Gianicolo Hill. The marble bust in the next shot is arranged on Viale delle Mura Aurelie, which is the road in front of the monument.
3. Paola Fountain
4. Sixty-fifth birthday party scene: "took place in a terrace between Via and Via Bissolati Sallustiana, one step away from Via Veneto and Villa Medici"-Google Translate
5. Roman Orangery. Behind this tree is the entrance to this public park. The little nun who watched Jep across the railing and the next nun who stepped on a ladder to pick oranges are probably in the Basilica di Santa Sabina all'Aventino next door.
6. The Jep house (50% sure) can only guess the address based on the outer wall of the Colosseum in the background, which is probably the top floor of the hotel N°9 Colosseo, the upper floor of the subway station Colosseo, or at least this block.
7. The garden seen from the rooftop of the local tyrants is not actually downstairs. This is the garden of Palazzo Sacchetti, and there is also a beautiful Nymphaeum (similar to the man-made cave in the architectural landscape)
8. Piazza Navona. In the lower left corner is Bernini's quad-core (crossed out) Fountain of Four Rivers. Next to it is the Church of St. Agnes.
9. The Mazzini Bridge on the Tiber in the background
10. Sisto bridge over the Tiber in the background
11. Roman Cemetery (thanks to the Criterion Collection)
12. The famous chapel "Tempiredo" designed by Bramonte is in the center of the small square of San Pietro in Montorio.
13. Gardens and villas where little girls perform paintings: "at Via di Villa Pepoli, hidden and exclusive street in San Saba just beyond the Aventine, even in actually the house museum of a collector of contemporary art, built in the 80s of '900 just to accommodate his collection"-Google Translation
14. The keyhole, you can see the dome of St. Peter's Church. "The famous locks framing the dome of St. Peter through the garden of the Knights of Malta on the Aventine, in the eighteenth century piazza designed by Piranesi."-Google Translate
15. The statue of Marforio in the west side of the Capitoline Museum.
16. La Fornarina in the National Gallery of Ancient Art , the painter is Raphael
15. "Borromini Perspective" in the garden of the Spada Palace
16. The garden terrace of the Villa Medici
22. Salone delle Fontane-the Criterion Collection
23. Empire Plaza Avenue leading directly to the Colosseum
24. In the dining room of Palazzo Sacchetti where the garden was before, Viola, the noblewoman who lost her son Andrea, ate alone
25. Caracalla Baths
26. Villa Julia, now the National Etruscan Museum
27. The ancestral home of the "Nobles Who Can Buy" is the house of this family in reality: Palazzo Colonna of the Colonna family. The last name of the two in the movie is also Colonna, but in reality there is no such thing as Colonna of Reggio. (I don’t know anything about the history of the Italian family, please correct me vigorously if there is a mistake)
28. View of Rome from Villa Medici-the Criterion Collection
29. Cavour Bridge on the Tiber
30. The Stairs Diagonally Opposite the Basilica of St. John Lateran
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