Domus Tiberiana

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#633 of 1,994 things to do in Rome

Sights & Landmarks, Ancient Ruins, Historic Sites

Via della Salara Vecchia, 5, Rome, Italy

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“Principal Roman Imperial Residence”

The successor of Emperor Augustus Caesar, first Roman Emperor (born Gaius Octavius Thurinus... read more

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

ChiefGuru

Decatur, Indiana

“The royal palace”

Domus Tiberiana, the royal palace faced the Capitoline Hills where the most important temples were... read more

Reviewed December 27, 2018

nellielim

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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“Principal Roman Imperial Residence”

27 Dec 2018

“The royal palace”

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ChiefGuru

Decatur, Indiana

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Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Principal Roman Imperial Residence

The successor of Emperor Augustus Caesar, first Roman Emperor (born Gaius Octavius Thurinus), Emperor Tiberius (second Roman Emperor, reigning 14 - 37 A.D.) wanted something more grand that Augustus' collection of homes and built the Palace of Tiberius (a huge complex) on the West side...More

Date of experience: June 2019

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Gargio76

Brussels, Belgium

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Reviewed February 9, 2019

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Date of experience: February 2019

nellielim

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Reviewed December 27, 2018

The royal palace

Domus Tiberiana, the royal palace faced the Capitoline Hills where the most important temples were located, so the emperors placed themselves on the same level as the Gods. The palace complex covered a huge area with the ruins spread out.

Date of experience: October 2018

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Pascal R

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Reviewed August 27, 2018

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Date of experience: May 2018

MaltaBound

Houston, Texas

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Reviewed July 31, 2018 via mobile

Massive in scale

We saw this on our journey up Palentine Hill, then on the way down. It’s grounds are spread out far more than I thought they would be. Take in this sight when visiting the hill, or when visiting the Colosseum.

Date of experience: July 2018

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fmelillo

Naples, Italy

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Reviewed July 9, 2018

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Date of experience: September 2017

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Kitakyushu, Japan

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Reviewed March 16, 2018

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Date of experience: May 2017

CodyMav

Gold Coast, Australia

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Reviewed December 9, 2017

Amazing

Coming off Palantine Hill, you will walk through Domus Tiberiana and likely stop on the terrace to take in the views before walking those historic stairs. I believe it was the original palace for Emperor Tiberius