What you'll hear inside House of the Citharist:

• 1
  Peristilo superior (sala 56)

  The Upper Peristyle (Room 56) is one of three tiered peristyles that structure the House of the Citarist in Pompeii.

• 2
  Middle Peristyle with Bronze Fountain (Room 17)

  The middle peristyle (room 17) formed the grandest space in the House of the Citharist.

• 3
  Peristilo inferior (sala 32)

  The Lower Peristyle (room 32) is part of a remarkable sequence of three tiered courtyards that form the distinctive architectural feature of the Casa del Citarista.

• 4
  Cubiculum, Room 20 with panels of Mars and Venus, Laomedonte and Leda

  Room 20 in the House of the Citarist is a bedchamber featuring mythological panels from the Third Style, dating to the 1st century AD.

• 5
  Exedra Room 21 with the Judgment of Paris

  The exedra in room 21 of the Casa del Citarista displays one of the house's most impressive mythological panels, depicting the Judgement of Paris.

• 6
  Room 23 with Paintings of Pindar, Corina, Apollo and Marsyas

  Room 23 of the House of the Citharist adjoins the exedra and contains two remarkable wall paintings with musical themes.

• 7
  Triclinium Room 37 with Venus and Adonis, Io and Endymion

  Room 37 is a triclinium (dining room) in the House of the Citharist, situated off the lower peristyle.

• 8
  Apollo Citharaeus Sculpture (in situ reproduction)

  In the central peristyle of the Casa del Citarista stands an in situ copy of the sculpture that lent the house its name: a figure of Apollo playing the cithara.

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  Bronze sculptural group of animals with semicircular fountain

  The peristyle garden of the House of the Citharist in Pompeya features a striking sculptural ensemble arranged around a semicircular marble fountain.