Pompeii Explained 4K

How did ancient Romans live? Join me on this journey through the ancient streets and houses of Pompeii, and understand the advanced urban planning, architecture, and art of the Romans.

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A Roman city preserved: 00:00
Pompeian streets: 2:52
Forum of Pompeii: 4:30
Theaters: 9:52
Amphitheater: 10:34
Roman baths: 12:03
Shops and restaurants: 14:40
Roman houses (domus):15:45
Dwelling buildings (insulae): 21:52
Wall paintings: 22:31
Eruption of the Vesuvius: 26:12
The legacy of Pompeii: 29:14

[ManuelBravo]

What's your favorite ancient city?

[peekaboo]

What fascinates me about Pompeii is how for all intents and purposes life wasn't so different 2000 years ago.

[HawthorneHillNaturePreserve]

This was one of the best videos I’ve ever seen on Pompeii! Everything about it, the discussion the expert and knowledge and narration, and the actual video along with the video reconstruction of what the city once looked like. It all worked out so well in this video. Thanks.🙏❤

[jt]

I was in Pompeii a few weeks ago. Watching this video gives a lot more insight into what I actually saw. Sadly looks like I missed a few things in my visit, but my feet were just giving out by the end. It's not easy to walk around in those very rough stone roads.

[Haunted]

Imagine all the other lost Roman cities, this is only one of many

[bobm]

This is one of a handful of docos I have seen that are relay worth watching . The quality is out standing .

[AviationEducationChannel]

Love all the detail. Better than anything you'd find on TV. We will never tire of these videos on ancient Rome! Please make as many as you can, thank you!

[bdhaliwal]

Yourself and Darius are my favourite historians on YouTube regarding Rome. It’s great seeing both of your insights on this fantastic ancient site

[buzzyinurface]

This is the information I have always wanted to know! My understanding of Pompeii has increased tenfold. What a work of art!

[Insectoid_]

The beauty fills me with so much emotion

[deansnipah]

I remember climbing Vesuvio (my 1st volcano experience ever) and once I reached the top, I was expecting to see an endless deep black hole. To my surprise, it was all "corked" with rocks and rubble. Even some shrubs were growing out of it. It was such a surreal experience seeing a dormant power of nature up close like that

[ARWest-bpyb]

The state of preservation is just so amazing, it must be the ultimate experience to actually be there.👍👍

[MsLouisVee]

You are an artist and a genius producing these very high-quality, interesting, enrapturing videos. Thank you so much.

[davidfaulkner]

Great video ! The reconstructions of ancient Pompeii are beautiful in all the detail you have put into them . I have thoroughly enjoyed this video . Please keep up the good work .

[bryantsteury]

Its so crazy to walk where people walked 2100 years ago and think of things like "well it was a Wednesday for someone, someone else was out after getting in a fight with their wife" etc

[dansmith]

Manuel, I am off to Roma tonight. Arrive Saturday AM. Excellent collaboration with Darius. An award winning video. Bravo. I am pleased. Dan

[MrEjidorie]

Just before eruption of the Vesuvius in 79AD, people in Pompei could enjoy incredibly wealthy and modern living standard. Probably their standard of living was much better than most of the world in the 19th century. I admire people in Pompei for their miraculous achievement.

[FinarfinNoldorin]

I am 73 years old, and I am absolutely passionate about the city of Pompeii, Manuel. Thank you so much for your channel. You and Mr. Arya have a new subscriber. I only wish I was young enough to join you with your research.

[plwt]

Your video never fails to impress! I’ve been to Pompeii ten years ago and you film is a good refresher of my memory. It looks much more rejuvenated now compared to ten years ago. Good work, well done and a big applause!

[NativeRedbone]

It would be cool if a virtual reality experience of the entire Pompeii tour could be made. That way people can tour what it used to look like when it was bustling before the volanic eruption. They could experience it with the people moving around, enter their living and business areas but without interaction. I would pay 💰 to experience that.