Nestled in the countryside at mile 5 (kilometer 8) of the ancient Appian Way, the second-century Villa of the Quintilii (Villa dei Quintili) stands as a testament to Roman opulence. Originally a lavish residence, it later became the property of Emperor Commodus, son of Marcus Aurelius. Visitors can explore the remains of its two entrances, admire the intricate mosaic and marble floors, and wander through the private baths and aqueduct. The site also features a hippodrome, adding to the grandeur of this once-magnificent estate.
Villa of the Quintilii (Villa dei Quintili)
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