• bundan Naturalis Historia (Doğla Tarih) adlı eserinde bahsetmiştir.[3]. Suetonius, Nero ve Domus Aurea hakkında şöyle der
  • In the aftermath of the Great Fire of Rome of 64 CE, Emperor Nero seized the opportunity to build his grand palace – the Domus Aurea.
  • The Domus Tiberiana on the Palatine was incorporated into the Domus Aurea. ... Figure 1. Plan of the Domus Aurea and surrounding areas (LTUR, Vol. 2, p. 397).
  • And yet, the Domus Aurea is unique in the way it combines concept, location, scale, plan, and materials with the delusional personality of its patron Nero. “
  • ceiling fresco in domus aurea A ceiling fresco in the Domus Aurea. Today it's underground, but when Nero built and used it, it was on ground level.
  • Visiting the Domus Aurea. Fast forward to the present century: after extensive renovation, the palace finally opened its gates to visitors in 2014.
  • When Domus Aurea’s ruins were rediscovered in the 14th century CE, they were completely buried in dirt and debris and were thought to be painted caves.
  • The only way to get a glimpse of this ancient complex for yourself is to book onto a guided tour. Note: Domus Aurea is closed until 1 March 2024.
  • Lavish, original, gigantic: the Domus Aurea is the symbol of the ingeniousness of Emperor Nero, and that of the First Empire, which changed the face of Rome.
  • Nero'nun devasa ve gösterişli Domus Aurea saray kompleksi, sevilmeyen Nero'nun ölümünden sonra ardı ardına gelen imparatorlar tarafından gömüldü.