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Who Was Tiberius? The Second Roman Emperor

Tiberius was the second emperor of Rome, who came to power in 14 AD after Augustus. Born in 42 BC, he first distinguished himself as a successful military commander before being adopted by Augustus as his heir.

During his reign, he focused on consolidating rather than expanding the Roman Empire, carefully managing finances, strengthening the army, and ensuring political stability. However, his reserved and distrustful nature made his relationship with the Senate difficult.

In 26 AD, he moved to Capri, where he continued to rule and had the Villa Jovis built. His time on the island gave rise to many legends, often exaggerated by ancient historians.

He died in 37 AD and was succeeded by Caligula. Tiberius is remembered as a capable administrator who strengthened the foundations laid by Augustus, but also as a controversial figure closely associated with Capri.

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Cuisine Caprese

Da Gregorio: The Work That Begins Before Every Service

Overlooking the stunning bay of Marina Piccola, Da Gregorio celebrates every day its connection with one of Capri’s most enchanting locations. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and the iconic Faraglioni rocks, the restaurant welcomes guests into an authentic atmosphere deeply rooted in the island’s traditions and charm.

Behind every service lies a daily commitment of organization, attention, and dedication, personally overseen by Gregorio and Luigi. The greatest reward is offering visitors a memorable experience and contributing to their time on Capri.

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The Blue Grotto of Capri: Between Myth, Legend and Wonder

The Blue Grotto of Capri is one of the island’s most iconic attractions, renowned for its breathtaking blue light and centuries-old legends. Discover the myths surrounding this enchanting sea cave, its rediscovery by August Kopisch in 1826, and the unique natural phenomenon that continues to captivate visitors from around the world.

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“People of the night”, That’s Amore Capri brings to the island Albertino and Prezioso

The spotlight will turn on August 25 on “People of the night”, this is the title of the event promoted as part of the programming of That’s Love Capri which will see the presence of DJ Albertino and Prezioso on the island.

To make it known is Francesco De Angelis, partner of That’s Love Capri, which announces this important novelty of the calendar 2024 of the kermesse. The event, which ranges from star dinners to cultural events and evenings with important guests, performers, singers, entertainers and culture figures, this year for the first time – announces De Angelis – opens the doors to an event with famous DJs in a nightclub. It will be the “Noise”, in via Roma, to host on 25 August “People of the night”. Super guests will be, as said, Albertino and Prezioso.

Albertino is one of the most iconic and well-known disc jockeys of the last forty years; among the founders of Radio Deejay where he worked for 35 years and currently artistic director of Radio m2o, he has launched many talents in the world of music with his programs.

Precious, eclectic dj, important record producer, conductor of programs at Radio Deejay and m2o, well known in his field, has dozens of successes even beyond our country.

For the first time, therefore, Albertino and Prezioso will perform together with Capri in “Gente della notte”.

Many, including the artistic director of That’s Love Capri, Valerio Pagano, are preparing to return for a single night to the origins with a party that wants to be a party among friends in a kermesse that works to bring on the island of Capri big names of entertainment, culture and in this case also DJs.

“For us, In addition to the tourist aspect of the fair – and Capri is right to live through the major events at least from April to December – the driving force is to be able to support with all our forces the Soleterre foundation to which the proceeds of the event are always destined. Last year we helped over 400 children, this year we aim to do much more,” concludes Francesco De Angelis.

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