Domus Aurea, The Golden House of Nero, Rome - Italy 4K Travel Channel
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2014
- The Domus Aurea, the Golden House was built by Emperor Nero, as his palace in the center of Rome.
At the time of Nero, the palace extended from the Palatin up to the Esquilin, a part of the Caelius was also included. In the center, where the Coloseum stands today, was a large artificial lake. The area encompassed 80 ha. A number of jokes about the megalomania of the emperor circulated in Rome .
The previous palace, the Domus Transitoria, was still under construction when the great fire of Rome in AD 64 destroyed it.
After the fire in the Domus Aurea in the year 104 AD, the interiors, columns and sculptures were taken away and reused elsewhere. The palace was filled with soil to create a foundation for the Baths of Trajan. The Colosseum was set up on the place of the lake.
Today, only the part of the palace which was used as an entertainment area, is preserved. Most of the wall paintings were created by the Roman painter Fabullus. You still can see some fragments today.
The dome of the dining hall (one suspects at least that it was a dining hall) was made of unreinforced solid concrete. The dome was the largest of its time, until it was surpassed by the dome of the Pantheon. The dome rested on an octagon. On the south side, the room offered a clear view of the lake and the garden. From the north side, an artificial waterfall splashed through the room.
Many areas were covered with marble, of which nothing remains. The private rooms were gilded, hence the name Domus Aurea.
This caused a vaulted passage to collapse in 2010.
The height of the rooms and the dimensions of the halls were nearly unbelievable. The remains of the mural paintings conveyed at least an impression how it may have looked like originally.
It is still open up to 28.12. 2014. Afterwards the Domus Aurea ill be closed until 2018.
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Die Domus Aurea, das goldene Haus, wurde von Kaiser Nero als Palast im Herzen von Rom gebaut.
Zur Zeit Neros erstreckte sich der Palast vom Palatin bis zum Esquilin, auch ein Teil des Caelius wurde mit einbezogen. In der Mitte, wo heute das Kolosseum steht, befand sich ein großer künstlicher See. Das Gebiet umfasste 80 ha. In Rom zirkulierten eine Reihe von Witzen über den Größenwahn ihres Kaisers.
Der noch im Bau befindliche Vorgängerbau Domus Transitoria wurde beim großen Brand von Rom 64 n. Chr. Zerstört.
Die Inneneinrichtungen, Säulen und Skulpturen wurden nach dem Brand der Domus Aurea 104 n. Chr. weggeschafft und woanders wiederverwendet. Der Palast wurde mit Erde aufgefüllt um ein Fundament für die Trajansthermen zu schaffen. Dort wo sich der See befand wurde das Kolosseum errichtet.
Heute ist nur der Teil der Anlage vorhanden, der als Unterhaltungspalast diente. Die Wände waren größtenteils vom römischen Maler Fabullus bemalt, wovon heute noch eine Reihe von Fragmenten erhalten sind.
Die Kuppel des Speisesaals (zumindest vermutet man, dass es ein Speisesaal war) war die erste Kuppel in einer Palastanlage aus unbewährtem Beton und die größte ihrer Zeit, bis sie von der Kuppel des Pantheon übertroffen wurde. Die Kuppel ruhte auf einem Achteck. Auf der Südseite gab der Raum den Blick auf den See und den Garten frei. Von der Nordseite plätscherte ein künstlicher Wasserfall durch den Raum.
Viele Räume waren mit Marmor verkleidet, wovon heute aber nichts mehr erhalten ist. Die Privatgemächer waren vergoldet, daher der Name Domus Aurea.
Sie ist noch bis 28.12. 2014 geöffnet. Danach erst wieder 2018.
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can you imagine how magnificent it was when it was built?
Thank you very much for your spledid comment! It should have been fantastic :-) Best wishes!
Excited because I didn't know that Domus Aurea still existed and that one can go there. I'm absolutely looking forward to the next year to look all this beautiful art by myself. 👍
Thank you very much for your exceptional comment! Domus Aurea was closed from 2014 to 2018, but now it should be opend again! it was closed becaus it should dry, water had entered! It is fantastic! Realy great architecture! All the best and have a wonderful weekend!
of course it does, you silly goose. it is a seminal source of the Renaissance art of painting, decoration and architecture. It is the most complete Roman palace complex to survive until today. the reason was it complete burial by Trajan (after stripping it clean of all that could be removed and reused). it was buried because it was made of very thick and hard Roman concrete. it was too expensive to raise it to the ground. so instead it was filled up with dirt and new structures built over it. NOW, those other structures are gone, but the Domus survive, complete with its grottos and grotto art.
*Domus Aurea - The Palace of Nero*
For us, the Domus Aurea is the most impressive monument of Roman architecture. The height of the rooms and the dimensions of the halls are nearly unbelievable
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My thought exactly. After seeing everything built in Rome at the time, this is the most amazing. The Romans were and are.....AMAZING!!!
I visited the Domus Aurea twice. Once when it was just opened to visitors and allowed more leisure. The 2nd time not so much time to explore. Even with the much stripped away , it is magnificent and so appreciated the video that captured the vastness and size. Hope to visit again for the 3rd time soon. Thank you for filming.
Thank you very much for your extraordinary comment! You are right, it is a very impressive place and always worth to be visited! All the best and a Happy New Year!
Zlatý Neronův dům nechal Nero vybudovat po velkém požáru Říma, kolem roku 60, našeho letopočtu.Šlo o luxusní sídlo, vybudovaném na jednom z římských pahorků Esquilin.Dočetla jsem se o zříceném stropu této památky,která je údajně vážně ohrožena otřesy spojenými s dopravou a výfukovými plyny.Prohlídka paláce je úžasná svou velikostí a rozsahem.Vaše videa jsou velmi poučná a zajímavá. Děkuji za ně.
GiAnt Ellen Thank you very much for your great comment!
fantastic work of filming this. i was there, but hardly could see anything due to the overwhelming number of tourists, noise, body smells, and lack of any quiet/private time to see, absorb and appreciate this incredible monument. really excellent work
Thank you very much for your magnificent comment! The Domus Aurea is a fantastic building with an exceptional architecture! Best wishes and I hope you can visit it with fewer people!
@@myvideomedia i spoke the truth. your achievement here is extraordinary. how did you shoo away all the riff and the raff, to get these fantastic shots? I have downloaded this and will show it to the kids. they need to learn about this seminal monument and your excellent work
Thank you again for your wonderful comments! I think it was luck! We visited the Domus Aurea 2014. We did not know that it was opened only for three months, because they installed a new drainage system. After our visit they closed the monument again until 2018. So we think that not many people knew that it was open! You can download the video and show it your kids, but not public and not in the internet! All the best and have a great time!
@@myvideomedia of course not. i respect your work and copyright. i only said that to let you know how lucky and good your recording of the monument is. lucky that there werent so many tourists there, but your filming of the interior is so professional and so enlightening. best of luck!
Grazie! Meraviglioso!
Thank you very much for your superb comment! Have a wonderful week and all the best!
Excellent videography thank you for this video sir
Thank you very much for your extraordinary comment! Best wishes and have a great time!
Big thanks for this video. Going to rome soon and wasnt sure if the domus aurea was worth the money.
Hope it lives up to your camera work. Thanks again.
Thank you very much for your magnificent comment! The reality is much more beautiful! We were very impressed how huge this buildings are and how beautiful the rest of the paintings are! Best wishes and have a great time!
Big question is how much of this building was pillaged by the church under the various pope's for the construction of St Peters. All the probably gorgeous marble decorations as can still be seen in the Pantheon have been stripped off the walls .The amount of ensuing breakage can only be guessed at.
The glorious buildings of the Imperial city were likewise mined for use even to the very bricks they were constructed of . A huge cultural tragedy.
Thank you very much for your great comment! Most of that what you say is correct, but St.Peters was build in the 3th century. Domus Aurea was destroyed 80 p. Chr. So I think the most of the material was used for the collosseum and the baths of Titus and Trajan. Best wishes and have a great time!
Bruce Burns All religions have done way more harm than good.
@Bruce Burns
The Protestant revolution (the Dissolution of Monasteries) under Henry VIII between 1536 and 1541destroyed over 800 monasteries. What was left standing was further destroyed under his son Edward who had whitewashed over wall paintings in most churches, smashed stained glass windows, destroyed statues. burnt rood screens, smashed baptism fonts, etc. Every cathedral to every small parish church suffered some form of vandalism.
This is just an example of England. Switzerland also experienced the destruction of its medieval art. Swiss churches built before 1500, their interiors were colorfully painted...they were not intended to be white.
@Bruce Burns
Our point was solely about the destruction of art, not the merits of theology.
None, because the house was buried and 80% remains buried, when trajan built public bath houses on top.
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Thank you very much for your marvelous comment! All the best and enjoy your weekend!
The Coliseum is cool an all... but an almost intact Imperial Palace is mind blowing, the level of engineering for it to actually survive being buried for almost 2 milenia is quite a accomplishment, the only other ancient structure I would have loved to visit is the Temple of Artemis, too bad it was destroyed in a fire :c
Thank you very much for your outstanding comment! I share the opinion regarding the Domus Aurea! Its sad what happened with the Temple of Artemis, but also impressive ( a little bit smaler) are the Temple of Paestum, near Salerno! All the best and have a fantastic time!
*_Wenn man bedenkt, dass der Palast ca. 1950 Jahre alt ist, .. beachtlich._*
*_Persönlich habe ich es noch leider nicht gesehen, sehr schöne und beeindruckende Aufnahmen._*
*_Habe gelesen, das Bauwerk leidet unter schweren Feuchtigkeitsschäden,_*
*_war sogar jahrelang für die Öffentlichkeit nicht zugänglich._*
*_Da habt Ihr ja Glück gehabt, liebe Grüße aus Wien, Richard_*
Ricco3Dworld Vielen Dank! Wir hatten wirklich Glück! Ab 28.12 ist die Domus Aurea wieder bis 2018 geschlossen (siehe Blog). Wir fanden sie unglaublich beeindruckend! Liebe Grüße nach Wien!
Thank you for the wonderful information, well done bravo!
Phillip H George Thank you very much for your nice comment and your positive feedback!
Beautiful images I have never seen before. Thank you
robkooij Thank you very much for your nice comment!, Yes it will be closed again until 2018.
Da kommt man wirklich ans Staunen bei diesen Räumlichkeiten....
moailine Ja, so ist es uns auch ergangen. Die Dimensionen sprengen alles!
Do you speak english? I could only get tickets in italian, and don't understand what the tour guide said--though i have read as i can about nero and golden house.
You find a description in our blog! All the best!
Warum liegt es scheinbar alles unter der Erde? Oder wurden die Fenster zugemauert? Oder ist es tatsächlich heute im Erdreich aufgrund der Anhebung des Bodenniveaus?
Vielen Dank für ihr Interesse! Es wurde sehr viel Erdreich in die Domus Aurea eingebracht, da oberhalb die Trajans Thermen gebaut wurden, um dem Volk von Rom das Gelände wieder zurück zu geben. Die Fenster sind wohl nicht zugemauert, sondern lediglich mit Erdreich verschüttet, weshalb relativ viel Wasser eindringen konnte. Deshalb wurden die letzten Jahre Drainageleitungen eingebaut. Viele Grüße!
Interesting places, and special footage
Mircea Costiniuc Thank you very much for your nice comment! Yes, now it closed again for the next 3 years for public visits!
If only Nero was a prudent ruler as he was commissioning so expensive megaprojects that bankrupted the Empire, he would rival the Five Good Emperors!!
Thank you very much for your great comment! I do not know whether one can speak of good rulers! Today one would say all were pure populists and capitalists! But the architecture was fantastic! All the best and have an enjoyable time!
@@myvideomedia The first time I got to see the Domus Aurea was while watching "Engineering an Empire: Rome"; I got muted with astonishment!!
You are right, in reality it is breathtaking! All the best!
And the peak point of the excursion is the VR presentation where the palace is shown in full magnificence...
Interestingly Trayan wanted to destroy the memory of Nero and covered his palace with a hill - by this the place was preserved much better than Palatine palaces that were luted by the "people of Rome"
Thank you very much for your absolutly right description! Best wishes and have a fantastic weekend!
Si puo visitarla anche da turista? O e' solo per gli archeoliogi? E strano che c'e un intero palazzo dal'epoca romana, (quasi intatto?!) e che questo non e' fra I monumenti piu famosi della citta ...
Thanks for the great comment! The Domus Aurea should have been open to tourists again since 2018. It was temporarily closed to tourists because water seeped in and a drainage system was installed. Probably the safety of the visitors could not always be guaranteed because of falling plaster. We were there as tourists and the visit was even free. However, at that time the Domus Aurea was only open for 3 months. Greetings and all the best!
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Went last week, the guide's English was so poor nobody could understand her
Thank you for the comment, but please be understanding - most vacationers in the USA have the same problem! All the best and I hope you will see a lot more of this world!
destroyed so brutally by some people
The palace was covered with earth by the Emperor Trajan. Here he built the Thermae of Trajan to give the area back to the people of Rome! Best wishes!
Частично это новодел-перекрытия дверных проемов и окон.
вообще, в Риме много новоделов, которые можно узнать по отсутствию культурного слоя, например Колизей.Несмотря на двухтысячный возраст, культурный слой отсутствует полностью.
Еs ist teilweise Remake- besonders еinige Tür- und Fensteröffnungen. in der Regel eine Menge Remakes in Rom, die durch das Fehlen der Kulturschicht, wie das Kolosseum identifiziert werden kann. Trotz zweitausend Jahren ist die kulturelle Schicht vollständig fehlen
I see no light in the building, looks like a ghost cave.
At that time, the windows to the outside world were filled up with earth, since the Baths of Trajan were built over the Domus Aurea. But it is a Breathtaking monument! All the best and enjoy the time!
The Roman empires Versailles without a doubt and its construction brought down the builder not much different to the French in their golden age .
Thank you very much for your great comment! The architecture of the romans was fantastic considering that it is already 2000 years old ! Best wishes and all the best!
I am heading to Europe in the near future for the first trip outside of Australia now I am retired and we have no history of the European style to talk of as this continent has been pretty desolate and mildly populated , so I cannot wait to feast my eyes on the Roman ruins for the first time as I am amazed at the quality and the style of that civilisation , the marble and metal work are stunning not to mention the lingering effect of the Roman civilisation in our daily lives right now , amazing .
Thank you very much for your great reply! You are right, the monuments are gigantic and fantastic to see. Its unbelieavable for which the people were capable . It is much more impressive to see it in reality, then to see it in TV :-) . We wish you a great time and memories for the whole life!