 The house features beautiful peristyle gardens, the second of which was created as a stage to host recitations, mimes, and pantomimes.Additionally, the house contained an entrance passage, a number of bedrooms ("cubicula"), dining rooms ("triclinia") for both the summer and winter, a reception room ("oecus"), and an office ("tablinum").Today visitors can still explore the remains of the House of the Faun in modern Pompeii, along Via di Nola.