Villa Adriana

English: The Villa of the Emperor Hadrian at Tivoli, called Villa Adriana, is even in ruined condition one of the most spectacular Roman gardens of which it is possible still to get a sense by visiting the site.

Views

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  Tivoli's view from Villa Adriana
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Buildings

Poikile

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  Pond, view from the north
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  View from the former peristyle
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  Southern wall
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Cento Camerelle

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  View from the former peristyle of the Poikile

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  Another view

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Building with three exedrae

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  Sculpted capital

Canopus

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  The canopus from the Prætorium
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  The canopus of the Hadrian Villa
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  The view towards the cœnatio
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  Canopus of the Hadrian Villa
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  Canopus
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  Canopus
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  Canopus by night

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  Canopus by night

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  Statue of Ares
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  Ares between columns
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  Caryatids
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  View from above

Garden

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  Garden of the Villa Hadriana
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  Garden of the Villa Hadriana

Greek library

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  Greek library at the Villa Adriana
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  Room of the Greek library

Hospitalia and Imperial Triclinium

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  Hospitalia (guesthouse)

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  Black and white mosaic in the Hospitalia

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  Sculpted capital in the Imperial Triclinium

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Small Thermae

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  Interior view

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  Pavement in opus sectile

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  Pavement in opus sectile

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  Opus sectile

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  Opus sectile

Great Thermae

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  Great Thermae

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Venus temple

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  Venus temple

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  Detail from the roof covering

Maritime theatre

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  Panorama

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  Panorama

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  Northern gate

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Imperial palace

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  Imperial palace

Hall of Philosophers

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  View from the Poikile

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Gold's Place (Piazza d'oro)

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Drawings

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  Approximative map of Hadrian's Villa

Artwork from the villa

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  Hermes, copy after Lysippos, now in the Musei Capitolini

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  Hypnos, now in the Palazzo Massimo alle Terme

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  Old Centaur, now in the Musei Capitolini

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  Young Centaur, now in the Musei Capitolini

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  “Fauno Rosso”, now in the Musei Capitolini

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  Flora, now in the Musei Capitolini

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  Bust of Isis-Sothis-Demeter, now in the Vatican Museums

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  Statue of Urania, now in the Vatican Museums

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  Statue of Paris, now in the Louvre

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  Mosaic with doves, now in the Musei Capitolini

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  Statue of Vibia Sabina

Antinous

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  Bust of Antinous, now in the Vatican Museums

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  Antinous as Osiris, now in the Louvre

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  Antinous/Osiris-Apis, now in the Vatican Museums

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  Portrait of Antinous, now in the Palazzo Massimo

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  “Capitoline Antinous”, now in the Musei Capitolini

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  Antinous as a pharaoh, now in the Vatican Museums

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  Antinous as a pharaoh, now in the Vatican Museums