Learn about another page in the history of Rome in the twentieth century! The walk will take us to the discovery of the district now known as Villa Fiorelli, located in the area close to the Aurelian walls.Originally it was an estate with a rustic building that belonged to the Costantini family then passed by marriage to Luigi Fiorelli. In 1909 a grand master plan proposed radial urban planning systems for this area with the construction of hundreds of villas, later transformed into economic houses, while in the 1930s Raffaele de Vico, a famous landscape architect, conceived the garden of the current square.