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Hadrian's Villa
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Hadrian's Villa

Hadrian's country residence, built (c. AD 125–34) at Tivoli near Rome. A sumptuous imperial complex with parks and gardens on a grand scale, it included baths, libraries, sculpture gardens, theaters, alfresco dining areas, pavilions, and private suites. The buildings, which covered about 7 sq mi (18 sq km), were reproductions of celebrated structures the emperor had seen in his travels. The uneven terrain made necessary large flights of steps and terraces. Significant portions have survived to modern times.



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On show at Segedunum from the British Museum until October 4 is a marble bust of the Emperor Hadrian which was found at the Villa Adriana, Hadrian's country residence near Tivoli, outside Rome.
It features a marble bust found at the Villa Adriana, Hadrian's magnificent country residence near Tivoli, outside Rome.
It was found in the 18th century at Villa Adriana, Hadrian's magnificent country residence near Tivoli, outside Rome.
 
 
 
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