Case Romane del Celio refers to the remains of a Roman residential complex below the Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo in the Celio district in Rome. There are many frescoes to be seen from different times and with different iconographic intentions. After a long restoration a museum opened here that, in addition to all the restored rooms, exhibits various objects found here on this large archaeological site.
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The Case Romane del Celio offers visitors a glimpse into ancient Roman life beneath the Basilica of Saints John and Paul on the Caelian Hill. This underground site features well-preserved frescoes and mosaics from the 3rd and 4th centuries AD. Visitors appreciate the detailed artwork and the opportunity to explore multiple levels of Roman history. The site is less crowded compared to other Roman attractions, allowing for a more intimate experience. However, some find the lighting could be improved to better showcase the frescoes. The museum provides informative panels, but some guests note that a guided tour or audio guide would enhance the experience. While the site is relatively small, it offers a rich historical context that complements visits to Rome's more famous landmarks. Access may be challenging for those with mobility issues due to steep stairs. Overall, the Case Romane del Celio is valued for its authentic representation of Roman domestic life and its artistic treasures.
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