Emonska hiša
Sunken Roman house remains with geometric mosaics, underfloor heating and drains to the river.
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About this audio guide
This guide to the Emona House in Ljubljana goes down into the remains of a Roman home from the late fourth and early fifth centuries, built for a wealthy family who shaped their rooms around the seasons. It follows a black-and-white mosaic floor, a buried heating system and the drains that linked the house to the Ljubljanica river. Best heard from the edge of the sunken site, looking down over the mosaics.
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