Domus Aurea: the villa of Nerone with multimedia path

Built, buried and finally rediscovered. Made of Tuscany enters with you in Nerone's Domus Aurea: a splendid abode with a controversial story like the emperor who made it build."In the palace everything shone with the glitter of gold," said Seneca.

The Domus Aurea (The Golden House), in fact, had in its interior 30000m2 of frescoes and stuccos decorated in gold that extended over more than 300 rooms.
A majestic house started to build immediately after the "Great Fire of Rome" of 64 A.D. and completed only four years later.
Visit with us the rooms brought to light so far and admire the walls painted by the best artists of that time, which were, almost 1500 years later, the source of inspiration for some works by Donatello, Michelangelo and Pinturicchio.