Walk through Domitian's Palace on the Palatine

Explore the remains of the magnificent Palace of Domitian on Palatine Hill. Join Darius from Ancient Rome Live as we tour this grand imperial residence and its incredible architecture.

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0:00 introduction
1:34 Side Entrance
3:01 Triclinium (dining room)
4:54 Peristyle court with octagonal fountain
6:26 Aula Regia (Royal hall) with colossal statuary
8:04 Sunken court: reflecting pools, fountains
10:20 Island triclinium
10:47 Stadium (garden space)
11:35 Barberini vineyards: former palace space converted into Temple of Jupiter precinct

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