Monte Tiberio

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Monte Tiberio is a prominent hill on the island of Capri in Italy, known for hosting the ruins of the Roman Emperor Tiberius’s palace complex.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
hill
accessibleFrom Capri town
linked to: Capri
associatedWith Capri’s imperial villas
Roman Empire
continent Europe
country Italy
governedBy Comune di Capri
hasApproximateElevation about 330 meters above sea level
hasCulturalSignificance Italian archaeological heritage
Roman imperial history
hasCurrentUse archaeological visitation site
tourist hiking destination
hasLanguageOfLocalToponymy Italian
hasOriginalFunctionOfRuins imperial palace
residential complex for Tiberius
hasRuinsOf Roman imperial palace complex
Villa Jovis
hasSiteType archaeological site
viewpoint
hasViewOf Amalfi Coast (distant)
linked to: Amalfi Coast

Sorrento Peninsula
historicallyUsedBy Roman Emperor Tiberius
linked to: Tiberius
knownFor archaeological remains from the Roman period
panoramic views over the Bay of Naples
ruins of Tiberius’s palace
locatedIn Campania
Metropolitan City of Naples
Tyrrhenian Sea
island of Capri
linked to: Capri

southern Italy
linked to: Southern Italy
locatedOn Capri’s eastern side
namedAfter Tiberius
near Capri town center
Villa Lysis
overlooks Gulf of Naples
Tyrrhenian Sea
partOf Bay of Naples area
linked to: Gulf of Naples

Capri’s eastern highlands
region Campania
timePeriodOfMajorUse 1st century AD
reign of Tiberius
tourismAttraction yes
usedAs administrative center of the Roman Empire (during Tiberius’s reign)
imperial residence

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Villa Jovis situatedOn Monte Tiberio