Roman Forum Walking Tour in 4K

This walking tour of the Roman Forum was filmed on Saturday September 23rd, 2017. Walk in the footsteps of the Ancient Romans. See the spot where Julius Caesar was cremated. Learn how Peter was sentenced to crucifixion. The Forum is the best place to experience ancient Rome as it's one of the few places where you're surrounded by antiquity on all sides. Transport back in time as you take a virtual walk through one of the most famous places in all of history, The Roman Forum.

►Map of the Walk◄

0:00 Intro
00:29 - Main Entrance
00:38 - Arch of Titus
01:40 - Temple of Venus and Rome
02:41 - View of the Colosseum & Arch of Constantine
06:34 - Via Sacra
07:39 - The Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine
12:30 Temple of Romulus
13:20 - Temple of Antoninus and Faustina
14:20 - Basilica Aemilia
14:35 - Temple Caesar
14:54 - The site where Caesar was cremated
15:39 - Forum Main Square
16:00 - The Curia Julia
17:08 - Basilica Aemilia
19:50 - Basilica Julia
21:06 - Temple of Saturn
21:35 - Arch of Septimius Severus
22:51 - Temple of Vespasian
28:10 - Temple of Augustus
29:35 - Temple of Vesta
30:31 - House of the Vestal Virgins
35:00 - Steps to eastern edge of Palatine Hill
39:20 - Scenic View
43:23 - Arch of Titus
44:48 - Forum Exit
45:05 - Santa Francesca Romana Church
47:00 Exit to the Colosseum

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[blaugranisto]

I'm addicted to Roman history, it is simply mind blowing! I've been to Rome few years ago and it is just stunning! I'm from Jordan and the fact that we have one of the best preserved Roman Amphitheatres in the world/Middle East just proves how majestic was the Roman Empire.

[chippledon]

I actually like the fact that there is NO background music! Great primer video on the forum. Loved it.

[victoremmanuell_ptbr]

I've been three times in Rome, and I can tell that NO PLACE in Europe or in the Western World made me so amazed in my life (sorry Paris, London, Berlin, etc). It's PURE history in front of our eyes. Every street, avenue, parks, and of course, the ancient monuments of Rome have something to

[fabiank]

I have been there. Rome is by far the most beautiful city in Europe. The history is just amazing. It was absolutely stunning.

[rustyblackdog]

I suffer from social anxiety and don’t go out much. I will probably never see these places in person, but this makes me feel like a child on my dads shoulders, so high up and safe. Thank you so much.

[simpletraveler]

This is my favorite city in Europe. I visited Rome in Sept 2019 and it was the highlight of my trip to Europe. I cant wait to go back again.

[lindasiwalette]

I've been in Rome many times ....I left my heart in Rome ....

[FAMA-]

The glory that was once Rome, the definition of global power, incredible, good Job.

[em]

I was here in Sept 2019 and i am still mesmerized by the beauty of this Forum.

[davenix]

That bronze metal door is magnificent, 1700 years old and still standing, wow.

[themessenger]

Wow, thankyou. Being of Italian decent and a history buff, I've always wanted to experience ancient Roma. This may be the closest I get to doing that. A truly amazing place. Grazie

[Mr.Goldtop]

I was there in 2019 and it was spectacular! For some strange reason our tour guide pointed out the niche where Caesar was cremated but didn't stop, so I went over for a quick look then hurried back to my group. I can't even imagine how devastated an ancient Roman would be if they could see the state of their beautiful city today. And how amazed we would be if we could see her in her heyday! All of those incredible wonders!

[marklivingston]

2007 I lost my ticket to the forum..saw Coliseum, no almost cried, didn't have enough cash for another ticket...flew home for excellent video tour...almost like being there...liked no music, no narration..

[marlimartins]

Quando fui à Roma, passei de ônibus ao lado dessas ruínas. Minha imaginação voou aos tempos da Roma Imperial, a cidade dos Césares!

[sylviechatonnier]

I went there almost 'à years ago when I was a student and believe me or not it was early in the morning and i Felt "presences" as I was walking on the main roads ! It is the only places where you can imagine life as it might have been in ancient Rome; time has passed but when I think of it it is just as if it was yesterday. Thanks you for that visit.

[fereshtehnejadiran]

Thanks a million 36 years ago lived in Italy and now in USA with your walk i felt like i am there again thanks again.

[toolmaker]

This doc is great, no music, no celebrity talking nonsense, short and concise explanation of the buildings in camera shot. The BBC should view this and learn.

[Quinlan]

I love this video. It's a great history lesson about the Roman Forum. You did a wonderful job letting me know the names of the buildings, when they were built, and what they were used for. Thanks.

[foozjen]

I went to the Forum 30 years ago. Thanks for letting me relive it.

[JeggFilms]

Great videos. Was here last week for the second time (I’m from Ireland) and it such an amazing place. You could spend hours wandering around the forum alone. Been fascinated by ancient Rome since it was a kid.