The Finnish Institute in Rome is a centre for humanities research and teaching. Key fields of research include ancient and medieval history, classical philology, archaeology, and art history, as well as other research on Italy. The Institute promotes the arts, especially the visual arts, music, and architecture. It aims to make Finns more aware of the cultural heritage of ancient Rome.
Besides enabling research projects and courses, the Institute awards fellowships, maintains research and visual arts residencies and an academic library, and issues a series of academic publications. It also organizes lectures, conferences, seminars, and concerts.
The Institute is located at Villa Lante al Gianicolo, a magnificent Renaissance villa owned by the Finnish state, and has been active since 1954.
CALL FOR PAPERS – The Arachne IX conference 
12.4. Conferenza sull’archeologia di un gioco tardo-repubblicano, Giulia Baratta 
Visit Villa Lante 
Lectures at Villa Lante spring of 2023 
Library 
Publications 