The House of Livia, or Casa di Livia, is nestled on the Palatine Hill, a historic and panoramic site that once hosted Rome’s elite. This well-preserved residential estate offers a vivid glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the ancient upper classes. Visitors can admire colorful frescoes and intricate mosaics adorning the walls and ceilings, providing a tangible connection to the lavish decor and artistic sophistication of imperial times.
House of Livia (Casa di Livia)
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