Pompeii’s grandest ancient residence gets €1.4 million restoration, with private sponsor covering entire cost
- An ancient residence believed to be the grandest in the Pompeii archaeological site is being restored with a $1.6 million budget (1.4 million euros), entirely covered by a private sponsor, officials announced on Tuesday.
- Part of it is expected to open to guided groups by Christmas, said officials of the Archaeological Park of Pompeii.
- House of Marcus Fabius RufusThe house of Marcus Fabius Rufus, modelled after Rome's imperial palaces and buried in the eruption of Mt.
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- An ancient residence believed to be the grandest in the Pompeii archaeological site is being restored with a $1.6 million budget (1.4 million euros), entirely covered by a private sponsor, officials announced on Tuesday.
- Part of it is expected to open to guided groups by Christmas, said officials of the Archaeological Park of Pompeii.
- House of Marcus Fabius RufusThe house of Marcus Fabius Rufus, modelled after Rome's imperial palaces and buried in the eruption of Mt.
Sources: Times of India