Mausoleum of the Domitii Ahenobarbi

The Mausoleum of the Domitii Ahenobarbi is a Roman burial structure on the Pincian Hill with concentric rings of earth and brick faced with travertine stone on its exterior. The monument displays the characteristic construction methods of private tombs from the imperial period with robust masonry work designed for permanence.

The tomb was built by the wealthy Domitii Ahenobarbi family to serve as a burial place for multiple generations, including Emperor Nero. The structure reflects the family's prosperity and influence in Rome during the early imperial period.

The burial location generated numerous legends about Nero's death, leading to the emergence of multiple individuals who claimed to be the emperor.

The mausoleum is located on the Pincian Hill and can be reached by following the pathways that wind between other Roman remains scattered across the slope. The site is accessible to those willing to climb and explore the archaeological ruins on foot.

After Nero's death, other family members were buried in this mausoleum, making it an important necropolis for one of Rome's most influential dynasties. The site thus preserves the remains of several generations of a family whose name became synonymous with Roman imperial power.