What you'll hear inside Building of Eumaquia:

• 1
  Main Portal with Marble High Relief

  The main entrance to the Building of Eumachia features an impressive marble relief that forms the focal point of its brick façade.

• 2
  Rectangular Exedras with Statues of Caesar and Augustus

  Two rectangular recesses flank the main entrance of the Building of Eumachia in Pompeii, housing statues of Caesar and Augustus.

• 3
  Semicircular Exedras with Statues of Aeneas and Romulus

  Two semicircular exedras occupy the outer edges of the building's main façade, housing statues of Aeneas and Romulus, Rome's legendary founders, each accompanied by inscriptions detailing their deeds.

• 4
  Central Exedra with Statue of Concordia Augusta

  The central exedra is the most prominent feature at the far end of the Eumachia Building's courtyard, considerably larger than the two flanking side exedras.

• 5
  Niche of the Statue of Eumachia (rear crypt)

  Located in the rear corridor of the building, this niche sits within the back chamber that runs along three sides of the structure.

• 6
  Interior courtyard with Corinthian colonnade

  The central courtyard of the Building of Eumachia was originally the heart of the complex, enclosed by a two-storey portico featuring Corinthian columns clad entirely in marble.

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  Perimetral Corridor (Cryptoporticus)

  The perimetral corridor runs around three sides of the building, excluding the main façade, and was originally faced with coloured marble.