Villa Jovis is the remains of a huge Roman palace built by Emperor Tiberius in 27 AD. It is the largest villa on the island among twelve other villas. It is located in the northeast of the island at the top of the hill of Monte Tiberio at an altitude of 334 m, making it the second highest peak in Capri. This location made the villa a destination for tourists in Capri due to the charming view of the sea and the scenic landscapes. The villa is also surrounded by many green spaces planted with tall trees and colorful flowers, in addition to the presence of many ancient statues and sculptures distributed throughout the place.