About Flavian Palace
The Flavian Palace (Domus Flavian) on Rome’s prestigious Palatine Hill was an Ancient Roman palace built by the Emperor Domitian in the first century AD.
A place where official functions were held, the Flavian Palace was the public counterpart to Domus Augustana, which served as the private home of Rome’s emperors.
The fountains in the courtyard of Flavian Palace are some of its most impressive remains.
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Palatine Hill
The Palatine Hill is known as the birthplace of Rome. It houses some of the city’s most impressive ancient sites.

Domus Augustana
Domus Augustana was the palace of Ancient Rome’s emperors on the Palatine Hill.

Palace of Septimius Severus
The Palace of Septimius Severus was magnificent extension of the Domus Augustana on the Palatine.

The Palatine Hill Stadium
The Palatine Hill Stadium was part of the imperial palace of Ancient Rome’s emperors.
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