Villa Jovis
Villa Jovis is the remains of an ancient Roman palace dating back to Emperor Tiberius, with its historical remnants tracing back to 27 AD. The surviving ruins of the site reveal the grandeur of the palace's construction and the architectural style befitting an emperor of that era.
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Access to Villa Jovis is only possible on foot, involving a challenging hike of about two kilometers from the city of Capri.
Address:
Via Tiberio, 80073 Capri NA, Italy