Case Romane del Celio gives this map a distinct underground Roman-houses experience at Clivo di Scauro, 00184 Roma RM. It belongs for visitors interested in domestic archaeological spaces rather than imperial baths, city walls or a single exterior monument. The supplied visit guidance suggests 60–90 minutes, placing it alongside San Clemente as a focused archaeological stop rather than a glance between major landmarks.

Although both are underground, Case Romane del Celio should not be confused with the excavations at San Clemente. The mapped description identifies Roman houses, and the rooms are reached from the Clivo di Scauro side. San Clemente instead identifies underground houses and a mithraeum and has separate worship and excavation scheduling. These distinctions help visitors choose by site identity, not simply by the shared label of “underground.”

Entry is also site-specific: Case Romane del Celio has a separate ticket, and opening days and entry times need verification. The exact pin is the Roman houses at Clivo di Scauro, not a general Caelian Hill location. Information was checked on August 25, 2026, while current hours, routes, access conditions and closures remain variable. Confirm the relevant entry details before building a timed day around it.