It dates back to the third century AD. In Roman domestic or residential construction, nymphaea were rooms generally overlooking the garden-peristyle, intended for banquets and characterised by a mosaic aedicule from which water flowed. The Lucchina Nymphaeum may have been a dependency of a nearby Roman villa discovered on the Colonna estate.
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Ninfeo della Lucchina, Grande Raccordo Anulare
Grande Raccordo Anulare
41° 57' 33.6816" N, 12° 23' 21.9876" E
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