- Visiting the Domus Aurea. Fast forward to the present century: after extensive renovation, the palace finally opened its gates to visitors in 2014.
- The Octagonal Complex at Domus Aurea was built by Emperor Nero, and was one of the largest and most lavish imperial palaces of its time.
- 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.
- 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.
- DOMUS AUREA. ... Accordingly this light-filled house would be literally flooded with golden light, and thus become a veritable DOMUS AUREA.
- ...bir imparator olan Neron, Roma'da M.S 64 yılında gerçekleşen felaket dolu yangından sonra hayalini kurduğu bu Altın Saray (Domus Aurea) 'a sahip olmuştur.
- Roma'nın tam merkezinde, Cavour Metro İstasyonu ve Colosseo Metro İstasyonu'na kısa bir mesafede yer alan Domus Aurea, mikrodalga fırın ve kahve makinesi...
- Nero's Golden House, long-buried after the emperor's death in the first century, was discovered in the Renaissance, leading to the painting style we know tod...28 bin görüntülemeYayınlandı26 Eki 2021
- One of Severus and Celer’s greatest architectural achievements and likely the most recognizable room in the Domus Aurea today is the Octagonal Room.
- Decorated with stuccoes, coloured marble, cladding with gold and precious stones, the Domus Aurea was one of the architectural marvels of the time.