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Villa of Nero, Anzio

Anzio, Italy

Villa of Nero, Anzio, Lazio, Italy

PARK

VISITOR INFORMATION

The Comune di Anzio currently lists the archaeological park as temporarily closed. The map point marks surviving ruins within the extensive coastal villa complex, not the full former palace.

Temporarily closed to the public.

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TICKET INFORMATION

HISTORIC SITES NEARBY

Nearby Historic Sites

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WHO WAS HERE

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Agrippina the Younger

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Claudia Octavia

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Nero

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Poppaea Sabina

PEOPLE WHO LIVED HERE

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Agrippina the Younger

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Nero

About Villa of Nero, Anzio

The imperial seaside villa at Antium, traditionally known as the Villa of Nero, replaced earlier Republican residences during the late first century BCE and early first century CE. The coastal complex was enlarged again in later Roman periods.

The municipal archaeological park preserves portions of the imperial villa, including coastal porticoes, terrace walls, and a nymphaeum.

History happened here at Villa of Nero, Anzio

The imperial seaside villa at Antium, traditionally known as the Villa of Nero, replaced earlier Republican residences during the late first century BCE and early first century CE. The coastal complex was enlarged again in later Roman periods.

The municipal archaeological park preserves portions of the imperial villa, including coastal porticoes, terrace walls, and a nymphaeum.

PEOPLE WHO DIED HERE

PEOPLE AT REST HERE

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