Villa di Orazio
Roman villa linked to the poet Horace, with a residential quarter, a large colonnaded courtyard, baths and a garden; visits by reservation only.
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About the museum
The villa dates to the Roman period and was inhabited through several building phases; it is identified as the property of the poet Horace (Quintus Horatius Flaccus). The complex comprises a residential sector, a large courtyard with a colonnaded portico, a thermal complex and a garden.
The finds from the excavations are kept in the small Antiquarium di Licenza. Since 1 June 2018 the villa has not been open to the public on a continuous basis; it can only be visited by compulsory reservation. On special occasions, such as the European Heritage Days, the site is opened on an extraordinary basis.
Highlights
- Residential sector of the Roman villa
- Large colonnaded courtyard
- Thermal complex and garden
- Antiquarium di Licenza with finds from the excavations
- Visitors per year
- approx. 542
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | To book a visit you can phone 06 6723 3013 or the mobile 338 956 6506 from 9:00 to 13:00; the official page also lists other contact details, so it is advisable to confirm the number. The excavation finds are in the small Antiquarium di Licenza. |
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