Nymphaeum of Nero, Nymphaeum in Rome
The Nymphaeum of Nero is an elaborate structure that combines art and nature.
This ancient Roman monument dates back to the first century, during Nero's reign.
Nymphaea were common in the classical world, regarded as sanctuaries of nymphs.
Though ruins now, the site offers insight into imperial landscape architecture.
It's believed to have been part of Nero's extensive Domus Aurea complex.
Location: Rome
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