Domus of the Stone Carpets
Discovered in 1993, this underground 6th-century Byzantine villa features 14 rooms with stunning mosaic floors. One of Italy's most important archaeological discoveries of recent decades.
Discovered in 1993, this underground 6th-century Byzantine villa features 14 rooms with stunning mosaic floors. One of Italy's most important archaeological discoveries of recent decades.
Closed Mondays. Combined ticket with Cripta Rasponi and TAMO museum 7 EUR. Entrance through Church of Santa Eufemia.
Afternoon when main UNESCO sites are crowded. Underground location means it's cool in summer heat. Allow 45-60 minutes.
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Discovered by chance in 1993 during construction of an underground parking garage. Excavations revealed a complex of buildings spanning from Roman Republic to Byzantine times.
The Dance of the Seasons - an allegorical depiction of four seasons dancing in a circle. Also the unique Good Shepherd showing Christ in Byzantine dress.
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