This historic building is a former noble palace that now houses an impressive underground archaeological site. It’s most popular for its ancient Roman ruins, which were discovered beneath the building and are now open to the public. The site blends history with modern technology, using light shows and projections to bring the past to life.
- Ancient Roman houses (Domus) with original mosaics and walls
- Interactive light and sound effects that explain the ruins
- Glass walkways over the excavations for a close-up view
- Artifacts and models showing daily life in ancient times
- See Real Roman Ruins Up Close: Walk above ancient floors and see mosaics and walls that are almost 2,000 years old.
- Experience History with Cool Tech: The site uses lights and projections to show what the ruins looked like long ago, making it easy to understand.
- Learn About Daily Life in Ancient Times: The displays show how people lived, cooked, and decorated their homes back then.
- Booking tickets at least a week in advance is recommended, especially for weekends.
- No special dress code, but comfy shoes are a good idea since you’ll be walking on glass floors.
- Best time to visit is late afternoon when it’s less crowded and the lighting effects are more visible.
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