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Visitas guiadas en un yacimiento arqueológico que alberga las ruinas de antiguos palacios imperiales.
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Todo es grandioso, la verdad una joyita si estás de visita por Roma y vienes al Coliseo no te lo puedes perder. Vale totalmente la pena, tranquilidad, vistas hermosas, una gran caminata por un excelente lugar. Totalmente no se lo pueden perder por nada
Es increíble ver las hectáreas de naturaleza en pleno centro y la cantidad interminable de ruinas de lo qué fué el imperio romano, llevar zapatos muy cómodos, mucho que caminar pero vale la pena.
Sl igual que el Coliseo: hermoso, conmovedor. Pero explotado de gente. Sugiero leer antes o contratar guia para entender lo que vas a ver, de lo contrario se desaprovecha la visita.
Points included in this audio guide
House of Augustus
The residence of Rome's first emperor, showcasing exceptional decorative paintings and floor mosaics. The complex comprises several interconnected buildings where Augustus lived on the symbolic site of Rome's foundation.
House of Livia
Part of Augustus's residence, featuring magnificent frescoes and decorative elements that exemplify the splendour of Roman imperial life.
Domus Flavia
The official residence building of Domitian's Palace, featuring the spectacular Aula Regia. This was the public and ceremonial section of the imperial palatial complex.
Domus Augustana
The private residence of Emperor Domitian, arranged around central courtyards adorned with elaborate fountains. It represents the intimate seat of imperial power.
Domus Tiberiana
The first imperial palace built by Tiberius on the western slope of the Palatine Hill. Subsequently enlarged by Caligula, it marks the beginning of the imperial residential tradition.
Temple of Apollo Palatine
A temple vowed by Octavian following his victory at Naulochus. Fragments of marble paving, columns and Corinthian capitals survive from the original structure.
Temple of the Magna Mater
A temple dedicated to Cybele, a goddess whose origins lay in the Troad region. Her cult was brought to Rome from Asia Minor during the Second Punic War.
Casa dei Grifi
The finest surviving example of a Republican-era house in Rome, featuring magnificent frescoes from the 2nd-1st century BC. It takes its name from the griffin motifs in stucco that decorate its walls.
Stadium Palatino
An oval-shaped structure that formed part of Domitian's complex. It was likely used as a private imperial garden rather than for athletic competitions.
Horti Farnesiani
Sixteenth-century Renaissance gardens built upon the ruins of the Domus Tiberiana. Designed by Vignola, they represent one of Europe's earliest botanical gardens.
- 1.House of Augustus
- 2.House of Livia
- 3.Domus Flavia
- 4.Domus Augustana
- 5.Domus Tiberiana
- 6.Temple of Apollo Palatine
- 7.Temple of the Magna Mater
- 8.Casa dei Grifi
- 9.Stadium Palatino
- 10.Horti Farnesiani
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