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The hidden Rome, from A to Z
Posted in Ancient Rome - November 11th, 2010
Do you remember the hidden Rome, Secret Rome? It was the manifestation promoted by the Rome Municipality to makes people rediscovering the Ancient Rome’s wonderful. We’ve spoken about it this summer. Now we want to talk about it again: as a matter of fact the success of the first manifestation had persuaded the Rome Municipality to repeat it.
Rome from A to Z is the new project lasting till the end of December. If the previous hidden Rome, secret Rome has offered to his visitors 137 different tours, the new one will be articulated in 256 tours on 20 different archeological sites.
Till the end of December 2010 everyone will be allowed to lose himself in the middle of the Rome captivation and mistery. Secret Rome from A to Z will open to everyone the Auditorium di Mecenate, the Insula Romana sotto Palazzo Specchi, the Mitreo dell’ara Massima di Ercole, the Necropoli Ostiense, the Trofei di Mario e Porta Magica and a lot of other secret places. (more…)
Photos of Ancient Rome: the Pantheon
Posted in Ancient Rome, Photos and images - April 9th, 2010
Today we want ot show you some photos of the Pantheon in Rome, the temple dedicated to the gods of Olympus built by Emperor Hadrian in 126 AD.
Reopens in May the Temple of Venus and Rome
Posted in Ancient Rome - April 7th, 2010
The Temple of Venus and Rome, the largest temple of ancient Rome and drew none other than Emperor Hadrian, will reopened to the public the next month.
Ancient Rome in 3D on Google Earth
Posted in Ancient Rome - March 24th, 2010
Using Google Earth you can “visit” the ancient Rome of 320 AD, making a 1700 years leap back in time.
This service, maybe still not very known, offers the opportunity to explore the three-dimensional maps of Rome and admire the reconstruction of the main monuments and buildings: the Colosseum, Roman Forum, the Arch of Constantine, the Laudus Magnus and much more! (more…)