archeologia · Sperlonga
Villa of Tiberius and Sea Cave
The Roman maritime villa and the large natural cave that housed the sculptural groups of the Ulysses myth.
The Villa of Tiberius occupies terraces overlooking the sea and included residential areas, thermal baths, pools, and a large natural cave transformed into a monumental setting. The fragments of the sculptures found in the cave are now reassembled in the museum above.
The cave is temporarily closed for extraordinary maintenance; the archaeological area may close in case of bad weather and is not accessible to people with motor disabilities. This page remains public to document the site, but all visits and internal photography must follow the updated notices from the Ministry.