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Villa Diomede - Pompei - Italy
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Villa Diomede hotel city: Pompei - Country: Italy
Address: Via Diomede 9; zip code: 80045
Villa Diomede is a 5-minute walk from the entrance to the Pompeii ruins and Villa Dei Misteri Train Station on the Circumvesuviana line. Day trips to Vesuvio can be arranged. Rooms and apartments are bright and spacious and have a balcony or patio.
-- La Villa Diomede vous accueille à 5 minutes de marche de l'entrée des ruines de Pompéi et de la gare Villa Dei Misteri du réseau Circumvesuviana. Cet appart'hôtel peut organiser des excursions à la journée au Vésuve.
-- La Villa Diomede se encuentra a 5 minutos a pie de la entrada a las ruinas de Pompeya y de la estación de trenes de Villa Dei Misteri, en la línea Circumvesuviana. También se organizan excursiones de un día al monte Vesubio.
-- Die Villa Diomede begrüßt Sie nur 5 Gehminuten vom Eingang zu den Ruinen von Pompeji und vom Bahnhof Villa Dei Misteri der Linie Circumvesuviana entfernt. Die Mitarbeiter organisieren gerne Tagesausflüge zum Vesuv für Sie.
-- Villa Diomede ligt op 5 minuten lopen van de ingang van de ruïnes van Pompeii en van treinstation Villa Dei Misteri, een station aan de Circumvesuviana-lijn. Er kunnen dagtochten naar de Vesuvius worden geregeld.
-- Situata a 5 minuti a piedi dall'ingresso degli scavi archeologici di Pompei e dalla stazione della Circumvesuviana di Villa dei Misteri, la Villa Diomede organizza gite giornaliere al Vesuvio.
-- A Villa Diomede encontra-se a 5 minutos a pé da entrada para as Ruínas de Pompeia e da Estação Ferroviária Villa Dei Misteri, na Linha Circumvesuviana. Os hóspedes poderão desfrutar de excursões diárias para o Monte Vesúvio.
-- Villa Diomedeはポンペイ遺跡の入り口とチルクムヴェスヴィアーナ鉄道ヴィッラ・ディ・ミステリ駅から徒歩5分です。ヴェスヴィオへの日帰り旅行を手配できます。 明るく広々とした客室とアパートメントには、バルコニーまたはパティオ、エアコン、デジタルセーフティボックス、無料Wi-Fi、有線インターネット回線、薄型衛星テレビが備わります。一部のお部屋には簡易キッチンが付いています。 ...
-- Villa Diomede酒店距离庞贝遗址的入口和Circumvesuviana线上的Villa Dei Misteri Train Station火车站有5分钟步行路程。酒店可以安排一日游。 客房和公寓明亮且宽敞，并配备了一个阳台或露台。客房都装有空调，还设有数码保险箱、免费无线网络连接、有线网络连接和带卫星频道的平面电视。部分客房提供一个厨房。 早餐为自助式，客人可在酒吧享用饮品。酒店按要求提供前往那不勒斯（Naples）市中心、Capodichino...
-- Zaledwie 5 minut zajmuje spacer z obiektu Villa Diomede do słynnych ruin w Pompejach, a także do dworca kolejowego Villa Dei Misteri, gdzie zatrzymują się pociągi linii Circumvesuviana.
-- Вилла Diomede находится в 5 минутах ходьбы от руин Помпеи и железнодорожного вокзала Вилла-деи-Мистери на линии Чиркумвезувиана. Для гостей организуют однодневные экскурсии к горе Везувий.
-- Villa Diomede ligger 5 minuters promenad från ingången till Pompejis ruiner och tågstationen Villa Dei Misteri på linjen Circumvesuviana. Dagsutflykter till Vesuvio kan ordnas.
-- تقع Villa Diomede على بعد 5 دقائق سيراً على الأقدام من مدخل أطلال بومباي ومحطة قطار Villa Dei Misteri على خط Circumvesuviana. ويمكن ترتيب رحلات يومية إلى فيزوف. تعُد الغرف والشقق مشرقة وواسعة وتضم شرفة أو فناء.
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Property Location
Located in Pompei, Villa Diomede Hotel is connected to a shopping center and minutes from Gracco Museum and House of the Mysteries. This guesthouse is within close proximity of Villa of the Mysteries and Terme Suburbane.
Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 16 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access is available. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include safes and desks.
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La Villa de Diomède à Pompéi. Mission d'étude, mai 2015
En montrant l’équipe en action sur le terrain, ce film restitue les enjeux et méthodes de la campagne pluridisciplinaire (archéologie du bâti, imagerie scientifique, informatique, ingénierie, géophysique) réalisée dans la Villa de Diomède en mai 2015. Réalisation Claire Duguet, 2018.
House of Sallust, Pompeii, Italy
The House of Sallust at Pompeii (Region VI, Insula 2, Building 4) is a house that dates back to the 3rd century BC. It retains a lot of First Style paintings and is dominated by its vast atrium. The garden was accessed through the tablinum and was a strange, narrow trapezoidal shape which filed the gap between the back of the house and the east wall of the insula. A small garden with peristyle was added to the right (south) of the entrance in the 1st century BC. One theory is that the house had, by then, been converted into a hotel and that this new garden and surrounding chambers were the owner's private quarters. The house was better preserved originally - but it was hit by Allied bombs in 1943 during WW2.
An Italian Adventure: Pompeii, Villas and the Amalphi Coast
We went to the site of Pompeii, the Country Villas of Boscoreale and Oplontis and a drive down the Amalphi Coast.
Gulf of Naples, Italy
Nov. 7 2013
All video and pictures are mine.
Disclaimer: I do not own the music used.
Pictures In Order of Appearance:
Picture 1: A plaster cast of The Dog from the AD 79 eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, from the site of Pompeii, Italy. It is not the original plaster cast of The Dog. (The original cast is at the site and museum of Boscoreale, which is seen later in the pictures.)
Picture 2: A plaster cast of a crouched/sitting man holding a piece of cloth over his face- from the site of Pompeii, Italy who died in the AD 79 eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.
Picture 3: A plaster cast of a 17 year old pregnant girl, from the site of Pomepii, Italy who died in the AD 79 eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.
Picture 4: A protected room with multiple plaster casts of ancient people who died in Pompeii, from the AD 79 eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. Pictured in the room is a man, propped up on a step and a mother and child.
Picture 5: Two plaster casts of small children from Pompeii, Italy who died in the AD 79 eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.
Picture 6: A plaster cast of a small child who died in the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in AD 79. From the site of Pompeii, Italy.
Picture 7: A plaster cast of a man who died in the AD 79 eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, from the site of Pompeii, Italy.
(After the video clip)
Picture 8: The first panel in the famous frescos from the Villa of the Mysteries which is just outside the city of Pompeii. The fresco depicts an Initiation of a young woman into a mystery cult of Dionysus and spans the entire room. The first panel shows the young woman being groomed for the initiation process.
Picture 9: The second and third panels of the Initiation process from the frescoes in the Villa of the Mysteries. The initiate is shown with mythical creatures, being whipped by winged figures.
Picture 10: The fourth panel of the Initiation fresco, depicting the end of the Initiation process, including a feast with current members of the cult. (There is one more panel, but it could not be seen since the room was roped off and the panel was against the wall of the doorway with the rope.)
Picture 11: The original 'Dog' plaster cast from Pompeii, Italy which is held in the museum at the country villa site of Boscoreale. The dog was chained in a yard and fought to get free before the toxins killed him and made his muscles contract. Viewing the cast you can see the fur, paws, collar and teeth.
Picture 11: The Boar from the site of Pompeii, Italy. On the Boar you can see the bones- the only plaster cast containing original bone- which appear as brittle reeds to the viewer because of their fragile and damaged state. The Boar is in the museum at the country villa site of Boscoreale.
Picture 12: A room in the Oplontis Villa, the country villa of Poppea- Nero's second wife. The room has a shrine area- lararium- for the household gods. It also has two windows which open into 'plant' areas between rooms.
Picture 13: A 'Plant area' between rooms in the country villa of Poppea- Nero's second wife. A planter box within the inner room holds a tree, and painted on the walls of the inner room are fountain, plant and landscape scenes to accompany the living vegetation.
Picture 14: Mount Vesuvius and the Gulf of Naples- viewed from the other side of the Gulf.
Picture 15: A city and bay along the Amalphi Coast of Italy
Picture 17: Along the Amalphi Coast drive a fire had broken out on the mountainside. The small yellow dot is a helicopter dropping water on the line of fire closest to the road.
Picture 18: A city along the Amalphi Coast, with sunset lighting the top of the mountain
about the city.
Picture 19: A city and bay along the Amalphi Coast where the sun is setting behind the portion of land stretching into the ocean creating the bay.
Colors of Ancient Pompeii - Villa of the Mysteries
The Villa of the Mysteries (Italian: Villa dei Misteri) is a well-preserved suburban Roman villa on the outskirts of Pompeii, southern Italy, famous for the series of frescos in one room, which are usually thought to show the initiation of a young woman into a Greco-Roman mystery cult. These are now probably the best known of the relatively rare survivals of Ancient Roman painting. Like the rest of the Roman city of Pompeii, the villa was buried in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 and excavated from 1909 onwards (long after much of the main city).
Beyond the Villa of Diomedes lies the Villa of the Mysteries, famous for having one of the most important decorative fresco collections in the Roman world. The villa originally dates from the 2nd century BC, but its current layout was set between 70 and 60BC.
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Villa dei Misteri | Villa of the Mysteries
Oggi vi portiamo con noi, a visitare la Villa dei Misteri.
Come with us and visit Villa of the Mysteries.
Villa dei Misteri, Pompeii
Villa dei Misteri, Pompeii
Roman Villa San Marco near Pompeii Italy
The Villa San Marco is one of the major seaside Roman villas at Castellammare di Stabia, well-known for its paintings and destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius in AD 79. Still only partly-excavated it is being restored and not all of the remains are accessible. Apart from specialized tour groups, almost no-one goes there but it is hugely impressive compared to most of what there is at Pompeii. Reaching it is insanely difficult if you have no idea how to get there. Take the Circumvesuviana train to Via Nocera Station. Turn left out of the station and head west, taking the left fork after a couple of hundred yards. Follow this road round as it curves to the south and goes uphill. You'll soon see a very minor road called Strada Varano that double back and curves on up to the north. Take this to the end, where it meets Passeggiata Archaeologica, a busy road (a driveway by this junction leads to the Villa Arianna). Follow this for about 1km as it curves 90 degrees to the north. You'll pass another road joining this one and about 100 yards further on is a driveway down to the villa. It's on Google Earth at 40°42'10.79N 14°29'55.59E
Pompeii Virtual Tour Part 5: Villa of Mysteries
Pompeii In Villa Mosaic
Pompeii In Villa Mosaic
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Villa di Poppea - Antonella Bonini
Oggi il Funzionario archeologo Antonella Bonini ci parla della Villa di Poppea.
Pompei - Teatro Grande, Teatro Piccolo e Quadriportico - Pompeii theaters
Scavi di Pompei (Napoli) - Pompei disponeva di due teatri, uno di 5000 posti detto teatro grande ed un teatro coperto di circa un migliaio di posti chiamato teatro piccolo o odeion.
Il teatro grande appare spoglio dei marmi che probabilmente furono recuperati e riutilizzati per altri edifici pubblici poco dopo la disastrosa eruzione ed aveva unsistema di ancoraggio dei pali a pompei sistema di ancoraggi per i pali che sorreggevano unvelario il cui scopo era proteggere gli spettatori dai raggi solari.
La scena imitava la facciata di un edificio comprensivo di colonne e statue. Viene utilizzato ancora oggi per rappresentazioni teatrali o comunque spettacoli garantendo uno scenario di enorme suggestione.
Il teatro piccolo era destinato alla musica e alla poesia e conserva il suo pavimento a scaglie di marmo di vari colori.
Casa dei Vettii - Pompei
In questo video vi mostriamo le meraviglie della Casa dei Vettii, riaperta nel dicembre scorso dopo 12 anni.
Villa de Diomedes
Reconstrucció en 3D de la famosa casa de Diomedes, que es troba a Pompeia
Pompei, la Villa des Mystères
Cette grande villa, installée hors des murs de la ville sur la via dei Sepolcri, date du début du IIe siècle av. JC. Son architecture intéressante et ses belles peintures en font l'une des maisons les plus renommées de Pompei. Elle recèle un célèbre cycle de fresques, avec 29 personnages grandeur nature de couleurs vives sur fond rouge, représentant soit l'initiation d'une épouse aux mystères dionysiaques, soit l'initiation d'une postulante aux mystères orphiques. Selon certains experts, ces scènes auraient orné la maison d'une prêtresse du culte dionysiaque très répandu dans le sud de l'Italie. La Villa des Mystères fait partie de la centaine de villas découvertes dans la campagne vésuvienne, rattachées d'habitude à une exploitation agricole, selon la mode répandue dans les classes aisées, qui consistait à posséder un refuge hors de la ville, pour y recréer un habitat imprégné de culture grecque. Elle comprend un quartier d'habitation qui donne sur la mer, décoré par de splendides exemples dans la manière du deuxième style (début du ler siècle av. JC ) et un quartier réservé aux serviteurs, près des locaux destinés à la vinification (torcularia). Une série de décorations consiste en de merveilleuses architectures peintes, parfois maladroites, parfois très belles avec une double alcove, des portiques avec des arcs, des colonnades, des guirlandes et de magnifiques portes...
Villa dei Misteri - Cult of Dionysus fresco, Scavi di Pompeii
Let me show you around the Villa Dei Misteri, a 2000 year old well preserved ancient Roman villa at Scavi di Pompei
The villa was completely covered in volcanic ash following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. The ash preserved the villa. Some 1700 years later the villa was excavated along with the town of Pompeii.
The main attraction at the villa is a fresco depicting a woman's initiation into the mysterious cult of Dionysus. Dionysus was a Greek God. The ancient Greeks settled in Southern Italy which is the reason why the ancient Romans were worshipping a Greek God.
Villa Imperiale - Alcova
La terza parte del racconto, da parte dell'archeologa Adele Lagi, sugli ambienti della Villa Imperiale di Pompei recentemente aperta al pubblico.
Villa di Poppaea, Oplontis - Emperor Nero's wife's residence near Pompeii
Two thousand years ago a woman called Poppaea Sabina lived in this large seaside villa in the ancient Roman town of Oplontis (now Torre Annuziata) near Pompeii.
Poppaea was the second wife of the brutal Roman Emperor Nero who persecuted the early Christians.
Poppaea is believed to have been the owner of the villa although some historians think that the villa was owned by Emperor Nero himself. Regardless of who was the actual owner, both Nero and Poppaea used the seaside villa.as their second home.
Following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD.79 the villa, also known as Villa Oplontis, was buried in ash and lay undiscovered until the first phase of excavation began in the 1800's. The second round of excavation began in the 1960s.
To reach the well preserved villa with its beautiful frescoes and Olympic sized pool, take the Circumvesuviana train line and get off at Torre Annunziata - Oplonti (one stop from Pompeii Scavi). On exiting the train station turn left, walk to the end of the street then turn right and continue walking down the hill. The villa is easy to spot and is only a 5 minute walk from the train station.