The house of the fountains is a large Roman residential building whose original construction, dating from the beginning of the first century, extended over two floors, thus making use of a natural slope in the area of the city where it was established, which allowed it to develop two independent facades, almost completely used to install small shops and workshops. At the beginning of the 2nd century, this building was extensively remodeled, with almost all shops and workshops disappearing, the lower floor was almost completely clogged and on the upper floor there was a large residence whose remains are currently visible.