Scavi della Basilica di San Clemente is included for travelers who want an underground archaeological visit rather than a monument viewed mainly from the street. The mapped address is Via Labicana, 95, 00184 Roma RM, and the named site comprises underground houses and a mithraeum. That identity separates it from Case Romane del Celio, another subterranean entry in the guide, and from nearby above-ground choices such as Ludus Magnus. Allow 60–90 minutes for the visit.

The access details are important to understanding the place. Multiple stairways lead through enclosed underground levels, so this is not a flat outdoor walk or a quick roadside stop. The archaeological visit also has a separate ticket, while worship and excavation schedules differ. Those boundaries mean a visitor should confirm the archaeological entry conditions independently rather than assuming that the surrounding basilica’s arrangements apply to the excavations.

The exact mapped destination is Scavi della Basilica di San Clemente at Via Labicana, 95. Its significance within the map is therefore both thematic and practical: it represents underground Roman remains with a specific entry context. The supplied official information was checked on August 25, 2026, but schedules, access and closures can vary. Verify current archaeological and worship arrangements before setting out.