But the figure who most thoroughly shaped Capri’s fate was Augustus’ successor, the emperor Tiberius. In A.D. 27, at the age of 69, Tiberius moved to Capri to govern the enormous Roman empire ...

Only the youngest, Caligula, was spared. All this time, Tiberius did nothing. He was now an old man and had retreated to Capri, where he was safe from his enemies and could pursue a number of ...

When I finally visited Capri, it too wowed me — and I ... visitors since the days of the Roman Empire, when Tiberius built a ...

With amazing, must-visit destinations like the ancient city of Rome, the art epicenter of Florence, and the fairytale-like ...

though Tiberius himself was increasingly plagued by paranoia and fear. While the last of Augustus’ bloodline were wiped out one by one, he retired to Capri, much to the horror of the Roman people.

and half-mad Emperor Tiberius nears the end of his reign, Prince Gaius Augustus Germanicus, known as Caligula, arrives at the depraved ruler's palace of sin on the island of Capri. Following the ...