The rooms around the portico preserve a mosaic depicting elegant laurel festoons, which frame medallions decorated with geometric motifs.

This mosaic, unlike the others, was not detached for the restoration and therefore retains its original position.

Another mosaic however preserves, depicted in the centre, a small part of the scene of the redemption of Hector's body.

Unfortunately, only the lower left corner of this mosaic remains and it was possible to trace the figures depicted thanks to Greek engravings.

Starting from the left, Ulysses, Achilles ( only the upper part of the head has survived ) and Diomedes are represented, while no traces of Priam and the Trojans remain.

In the central room of the portico there is another mosaic depicting four large craters on the corners from which strips of leaves, fruits and flowers originate and join in an arch above four rectangular boxes.

Each panel depicts a Maenad and a Satyr Dancing while holding a musical instrument in their hands.