Domus e Palazzo Episcopale

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Contact Domus e Palazzo Episcopale

Address :

Piazza Capitolo, 9, 33051 Aquileia UD, Italy

Phone : πŸ“ž +9979
Postal code : 33051
Website : http://www.fondazioneaquileia.it/
Opening hours :
Monday 10AM–7PM
Tuesday 10AM–7PM
Wednesday 10AM–7PM
Thursday 10AM–7PM
Friday 10AM–7PM
Saturday 10AM–7PM
Sunday 10AM–7PM
Categories :
City : Aquileia

Piazza Capitolo, 9, 33051 Aquileia UD, Italy
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Uncle Rocket on Google

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Un altro gioiello da visitare nella bellissima Aquileia.
Another gem to visit in the beautiful Aquileia.
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Alessandro Zorzi on Google

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il museo di recente costruzione permette di completare la visione complessiva della storia paleocristiana di Aquileia, ospitando su piΓΉ strati le presenze storiche adiacenti al complesso basilicale; con un colpo d'occhio si possono cogliere gli ambienti di una domus romana e gli ambienti di rappresentanza dell'episcopio; considerevole l'aula absidata con i suoi mosaici
the recently built museum allows you to complete the overall vision of the early Christian history of Aquileia, hosting the historical presences adjacent to the basilica complex on several layers; with a glance you can see the rooms of a Roman domus and the representative rooms of the episcope; the apsidal hall with its mosaics is considerable
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Dopo la basilica ed il battistero, splendida chiusura di un affascinante luogo di culto
After the basilica and the baptistery, a splendid closure of a fascinating place of worship
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Federico Funaro on Google

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Acquileia Γ¨ un Lugo che trasmette pace. Ogni strato del suo passato ha lasciato una testimonianza pregevole di una storia affascinante, lunga 2000 anni. L’allestimento valorizza con leggerezza i suoi tesori.
Acquileia is a Lugo that conveys peace. Each layer of its past has left a valuable testimony of a fascinating history spanning 2,000 years. The display lightly enhances its treasures.
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Simone Porrelli on Google

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AULA ABSIDATA: risale alla fase di IV secolo, costruita all'interno dell'isolato occupato dal complesso basilicale teodoriano e forse appartenente alla residenza del vescovo. Si tratta di una vasta sala di ricevimento (circa 100 metri quadrati), realizzata secondo modelli architettonici in voga al tempo. L'abside con ampiezza di oltre 5 metri era sopraelevata e raccordata al piano dell'aula da un gradone. Le pareti e soffitto erano decorati con affreschi. Nel pavimento a mosaico vi Γ¨ un originale motivo a tendaggio realizzato in tessere dai colori sfumati, per esaltare la funzione rappresentativa dell'abside stessa. AULA: il pavimento Γ¨ suddiviso in 3 diverse campiture in fasce vegetali, con al centro un riquadro del quale si conserva solo parte della cornice. Semplici trame geometriche, con motivi figurati policromi. Le raffigurazioni ricordano la produzione musiva romana: pesci, polpi, conchiglie, volatili fra grappoli d'uva, racemi fioriti, cesti e bacili ricolmi di frutta (ricchezza della natura come idea di benessere e prosperitΓ ). ENGLISH: AULA ABSIDATA: dates back to the 4th century phase, built inside the block occupied by the Theodorian basilica complex and perhaps belonging to the bishop's residence. It is a large reception room (about 100 square meters), built according to architectural models in vogue at the time. The apse with a width of over 5 meters was raised and connected to the floor of the hall by a step. The walls and ceiling were decorated with frescoes. In the mosaic floor there is an original curtain motif made of tiles in shaded colors, to enhance the representative function of the apse itself. CLASSROOM: the floor is divided into 3 different backgrounds in plant bands, with a square in the center of which only part of the frame remains. Simple geometric textures, with polychrome figurative motifs. The depictions recall the Roman mosaic production: fish, octopuses, shells, birds among bunches of grapes, flowered racemes, baskets and bowls full of fruit (wealth of nature as an idea of ​​well-being and prosperity).
AULA ABSIDATA: dates back to the 4th century phase, built inside the block occupied by the Theodorian basilica complex and perhaps belonging to the bishop's residence. It is a large reception room (about 100 square meters), built according to architectural models in vogue at the time. The apse with a width of over 5 meters was raised and connected to the floor of the hall by a step. The walls and ceiling were decorated with frescoes. In the mosaic floor there is an original curtain motif made of tiles in shaded colors, to enhance the representative function of the apse itself. CLASSROOM: the floor is divided into 3 different backgrounds in plant bands, with a square in the center of which only part of the frame remains. Simple geometric textures, with polychrome figurative motifs. The depictions recall the Roman mosaic production: fish, octopuses, shells, birds among bunches of grapes, flowered racemes, baskets and bowls full of fruit (wealth of nature as an idea of ​​well-being and prosperity). ENGLISH: AULA ABSIDATA: dates back to the 4th century phase, built inside the block occupied by the Theodorian basilica complex and perhaps belonging to the bishop's residence. It is a large reception room (about 100 square meters), built according to architectural models in vogue at the time. The apse with a width of over 5 meters was raised and connected to the floor of the hall by a step. The walls and ceiling were decorated with frescoes. In the mosaic floor there is an original curtain motif made of tiles in shaded colors, to enhance the representative function of the apse itself. CLASSROOM: the floor is divided into 3 different backgrounds in plant bands, with a square in the center of which only part of the frame remains. Simple geometric textures, with polychrome figurative motifs. The depictions recall the Roman mosaic production: fish, octopuses, shells, birds among bunches of grapes, flowered racemes, baskets and bowls full of fruit (wealth of nature as an idea of ​​well-being and prosperity).

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