Excavations took place in via di Torre Rossa in Rome, in a suburban area close to the ancient city crossed by the via Aurelia and via Cornelia. A large hydraulic structure, interpreted as a castellum aquae was identified, presumably a public structure and connected to one of the two public aqueducts attested here: the aqua Alesientina or the aqua Traiana. The excavation also made it possible to re-examine several previous finds, also hydraulic structures, probably also connected to the two aqueducts.