House of Julia Felix, Roman villa in Italy
The House of Julia Felix is a large, residential area in Pompeii that was converted to apartments after the earthquake of AD 62.
This complex existed for more than two hundred years before it was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
Despite being a private house, it included baths, shops, private drinking and dining establishments and gardens which were available for public use.
Only half of the building is accessible and can be visited today.
This property gives us unique insights into how space was designated and used over time.
Location: Pompei
Address: Scavi archeologici di Pompei - Regio II - Insula 4 - 3
Source: Wikimedia
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