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Hadrian’s Library

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  • Roman Emperor Hadrian built this sumptuous “library” (really more of a luxurious forum) in AD 131. It had a courtyard, mosaic floors, concert areas, and a small area for storing library scrolls, all surrounded by extra-fancy Corinthian columns. Following extensive excavation and restoration, part of the site is now open to the public. (see Hadrian’s Library)

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Summer: 8am–7pm daily; winter: 8am–3pm daily Adm
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