Villa Ada Royal Bunker

A wartime air-raid shelter located in Rome, Italy, constructed between November 1940 and June 1943 to protect the Italian royal family, the Savoia, during World War II. The bunker was built in Villa Ada park, one of Rome's largest green spaces, as part of the royal family's defensive preparations against potential Allied bombing raids. After five years of closure, the bunker has reopened to the public for guided tours, offering visitors a glimpse into Italy's wartime history and the protective measures taken for the monarchy during the conflict.