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Domus Aurea
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Virginia
July 28, 2021
The fascinating remains of Nero's huge palace, which inspired Renaissance artists such as Raffaello and Pinturicchio. Open to public after more than 10 years. For bookings, here is the link: www(dot)coopculture(dot)it/heritage.cfm?id=51
GoodMorningRome
December 11, 2019
You can visit this underground and incredibly intact 2000-year old ruin. See such vivid paintings and well-excavated rooms. Ancient artwork, and the octagonal room with oculus in the ceiling that was so clearly a precursor to the Pantheon.
Francesca
November 26, 2018
rom the outside, Rome’s Oppian Hill is unassuming, home to a humble public park which is easily outshone by its neighbor, the Colosseum. But what lies beneath it is one of the Eternal City’s greatest treasures: the Domus Aurea. Erected by Emperor Nero in 64AD, the palace, also known as the Golden House, was an opulent imperial residence. At its peak, the Domus boasted gardens, woods, and even artificial lake; statues hailing from Greece and Asia Minor adorned its rooms; gold and marble quarried from Egypt and the Middle East covered walls and vaulted ceilings. Reservations reccomended.
rom the outside, Rome’s Oppian Hill is unassuming, home to a humble public park which is easily outshone by its neighbor, the Colosseum. But what lies beneath it is one of the Eternal City’s greatest treasures: the Domus Aurea. Erected by Emperor Nero in 64AD, the palace, also known as the Golden Ho…
#30 Spanish Steps
July 7, 2018
The Domus Aurea (or ‘golden house’) has one of the most historically exciting stories in Rome, starting with the decadent excesses of Nero and inspiring Renaissance artists such as Raphael to a new style of art (and giving us the word ‘grotesque’ in the process). But back to the beginnings.
Luca
November 12, 2014
Nero's residence (originally of 16.000 mq) built around 64 a.c.
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Viale Serapide
Roma, Lazio