Tivoli Hadrian’s Villa
On 120 hectars the Villa built by Hadrian reminded the emperor the places and the buildings that most impressed him along his long journey through the roman empire.
PECILE
Stoà pekilè reminds the famous and painted porch in Athens. The surviving wall is on a big slope of the hill.
100 CAMERELLE
The rooms are on the slope of Pecile. Accessible from the outside, through stairs and balconies in wood these rooms were the slaves area.
MARITIM THEATRE
It is the most suggestive place of the villa. A circular moat with a house on a small Island in the centre was the emperor’s refuge.
ELIOCAMINO BATHS
Attractive spas, where water was heated by sunlight.
GREAT BATHS
Environments impressive, with vaulted cruises and stucco still visible in some parts.
CANOPO
The replica of the popular resort in Egypt. Decorated with a colonnade decorated with statues, including copies of the Caryatid ‘Erechtheus of Athens, was completed by a large nymph with triclinium summer and a temple dedicated to Serapis…