Roma deschide publicului comorile ascunse sub Băile lui Traian: Cel mai mare mozaic mural și o frescă ce înfățișează un oraș misterios

Authorities in Rome have opened a restored chamber beneath the Baths of Trajan, showcasing the world's largest mural mosaic and a fresco depicting an unidentified city. Visitors can now view the Great Mosaic and the 'Painted City' fresco for the first time. Both artworks were discovered in the 1990s and are believed to predate the Baths, which were completed in 109 AD. The fresco illustrates a walled maritime city, while the mosaic features architectural representations and figures, including a poet. The site has undergone careful conservation to prepare for public access, with limited visitor numbers to assess the impact on the artworks. This discovery is part of ongoing archaeological efforts in Rome and Italy.