Augustan Ancient Rome in 3D: Forum Romanum - detailed tour

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We present to your attention a new format of our project for the reconstruction of ancient Rome in 3D. These are virtual video excursions to the sights of the Eternal City, as they looked in antiquity.

Do you want to see what the Roman Forum looked like at the time of emperor Augustus?
We invite you on an excursion, where in 10 minutes we will walk with you through the Forum and find out what buildings and monuments were there.
We will see the famous temples and triumphal arches, look inside the Julius Basilica and even climb the Capitol! Join us!

I hope that this format will be interesting to people, and I can make a whole series of more informative video tours of ancient Rome!

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[alessandragorini]

Finally a great reconstruction! I'm Roman, with a passion for the Roman Forum history, a huge thank you for permitting many people all around the world to understand how it was. I'll wait for more! 👌🙏

[ufdfzfw]

Absolutely beautiful. It would be cool to see a comparison between the republican, Augustian, late imperial and medieval forum...

[liciniusscapula]

My god, the POWER and MAJESTY this depicts is a tearjerker. Every day I only find my reverence for the Roman civilization, its heroes, its monuments, its values and ideals, vindicated tenfold.

[Alexander-tjdn]

This is even more grandiose than the huge set in The fall of the Roman Empire, I never get tired of watching this, you can almost smell the air in that incredible place.

[harrydrury]

there will never be a place on earth as beautiful as ROME, ... ever

[josefmaster]

WOW, simply amazing, the forum remains very similar thru the imperial classic era, the biggest changes that i can see is the lack of the temple of Vespasian and Titus and the Arch of Septimius Severus, but it was as beautiful as ever even since the reign of Augustus.

[tonyzender]

Thank you! I've been there once, trying to imagine what they took as ordinary. Ancient Rome, which I study and love, has taught me to appreciate today's architecture as if two thousand years from now, people will struggle and yearn to know what it was like.

[bombasticbushkin]

Wow! Brilliant. The glory of Rome's architecture is absolutely grand, stunning and is matchless. There's awe and joy watching something we could never imagine on our own. Magnificent.

[SoulEternalPeaceWarrior]

In the Metaverse people will actually be able to live & work in here. You’re building an amazing project sir, so excited for the future! 😄

[fishmarkholmes]

Thanks to all Archaeologists and 3D artists who making travel through time is possible.

[ckmhart]

Absolutely stunning, as always. Fantastic job! Would love to see addition of people and merchants to give a true sense of what the hustle and bustle of daily life in the Forum may have been like.

[TheDaveman]

Stunning! An amazing reproduction. I've always struggled to understand what was at the forum until I've seen this video. Makes it very clear and explains at a pace where you can take it all in and make sense of it all

[kalvinkalvarino]

What he nailed on the head is the Polychromy. When at that time the thousand year old ruins were excavated during the renaissance, they thought that all the marble reliefs and statues were white and that’s not true. That kind of formed the idea of what we think of Rome today. A lot of it was painted and the columns were accented with paint as well. Also, practical application of marble. The Roman’s loved marble but they also plastered a lot of brick buildings much like they still do in the Mediterranean today. And they painted them bright colors, especially in the republic era.

[tonyselmanah]

Wooow, Incredibly magnificent !! 2000 years ago and yet so advanced. Incredible! Probably a good part of humanity at that time was living in caves and huts .

[pmb]

Wonderful! Thank you for these videos! I love Ancient anything, from art and archtecture, to warfare. Your videos are fantastic. I feel so immersed in them! The music for this video was perfect as well. Amazing work!

[menaseven]

Beautiful 3D view of the Roman Forum, I like the white and black marble of the Castor temple.

[donarmando]

That looks amazing and more stylish than any city today. Athens was equally beautiful.

[rockit]

STUNNING. I’ve been to Rome, and it’s jaw-dropping. Thank you for this amazing video.

[paulbastier]

Fantatstic. I wish we could have had a walk through the Temple of Vesta and seen the altar of sacred flame.

[wagnerpolveiro]

Stunning..., it's absolutely fantastic, almost impossible to conceive such a beauty !