Livia's villa is a very important suburban roman villa, connected to the history of one of the most famous imperial families. It belonged to Livia's (Augustus' wife) family since the late republican age, then it had a new important architectural phase during Livia and Augustus life and lived until constantine age (IV century BC). It was built on a hill near Prima Porta, at the IX mile of via Flaminia, in a dominating position along this important roman consular road and near the Tiber river.