[company_age]unknown[/company_age][employees]nan[/employees][description]The Institutum Romanum Finlandiae, also known as the Finnish Institute in Rome, is a distinguished research and cultural institution specializing in the study of humanities with a particular emphasis on Italy and ancient Roman culture. Established in 1954 and housed in the historic Villa Lante, the institute delves into areas such as ancient and medieval history, classical philology, archaeology, and art history. It actively promotes the arts, particularly visual arts, music, and architecture, with the aim of fostering awareness and appreciation of ancient Roman cultural heritage among the Finnish population. The institute's activities encompass research projects, educational courses, fellowship grants, residencies for scholars and artists, a specialized library, academic publications, and the organization of conferences, seminars, and concerts. Currently undergoing renovations until 2025, the institute temporarily operates from Via Garibaldi 31.[/description][ps]Research projects, educational courses, fellowships, residencies, library services, publications, conferences, seminars, concerts[/ps]