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The Lower Terrace Of The Promontory Palace In Caesarea

The Lower Terrace Of The Promontory Palace In Caesarea

In this panoramic view, we are granted a wide and captivating perspective of the Lower Terrace of the Promontory Palace in Caesarea, situated along the picturesque shores of the Mediterranean Sea. The Lower Terrace of this magnificent palace, once owned by Herod the Great, stretches gracefully into the sea. The focal point of this view is the mosaic floor remains that grace the lower wing of the palace. These mosaic floors offer a vivid glimpse into the artistic and architectural heritage of the era. The lower wing was strategically built around a pool, creating a serene and luxurious atmosphere. Surrounding this pool are four rooms, each adorned with mosaic floors. These rooms are a testament to the opulence and sophistication of the palace's design.

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The Lower Terrace Of The Promontory Palace In Caesarea
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