Agrippina’s House

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Agrippina's House is an archeological site in Pula. During the research, remains of pottery dating from the 6th century BC to the 6th century AD were found, as well as the remains of buildings from the ancient and late antique period. The space called Agrippina's house was decorated with stucco, marble and multicolored frescoes. A portrait of Empress Agrippina the Younger was found on a marble-covered pedestal. Probably here the citizens of ancient Pula paid homage to the imperial family.

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Ruins and archeological sites

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Pula

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4.1

(7 reviews)

Mateo

05/01/2022

very good!!!

Jonas

24/09/2021

The ruins exhibit great idea in architecture. As a modern builder I felt an urge to try and adopt this technique to build new houses.

Niels

22/08/2021

It was an interesting place to learn the about the Roman History. I loved the fact that no entrance fee is required here,worth a visit

Gottfried

15/08/2021

The archaeological visit is worth every time spent. We had a walk around with my family and enjoyed the sight of the ruins and the amazing place. It was fun and remarkable.

Tena

14/08/2021

I was especially intrigued by the renders on the surfaces around this location. The place seemed to hold signifacant cultural value to the people.

Harrison

14/08/2021

The Agrippina's House is a very beautiful Roman house. I was very surprised at the size of the house, it is not just one single room or two rooms but you can see where the whole family lived. You could sense the atmosphere of the house and its small streets immediately,We loved the house.