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Ancient Rome: Multimedia Video
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See a film made by award-winning UNESCO, BBC, National Geographic creators
Ancient Rome: Multimedia Video is a 30-minute 3D film that introduces the Roman Empire through researched reconstructions of historical sites and scenes of how people lived, worked and interacted. Created by award-winning filmmakers associated with UNESCO, the BBC and National Geographic, it offers visual context for Rome’s ancient remains. The ticket includes WiFi at the Touristation point, but does not include entry to monuments or archaeological sites.
What's Included
- 30-minute multimedia video about Ancient Rome
- WiFi at Touristation point
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What's Not Included
- Entry ticket to monuments or sites
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Ancient Rome: Multimedia Video:
Touristation Aracoeli, 16 Piazza d'Aracoeli Rome
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Cancellation Policy
Cancellation allowed up to 24 hours before the event.
Wheelchair Accessible
Additional Information & Description
Ancient Rome: Multimedia Video brings the Roman Empire into focus through a detailed, dynamic 3D film made by award-winning creators associated with UNESCO, the BBC and National Geographic. It takes you back 2,000 years, giving the ancient city a visual context before you head out into Rome’s streets.
See historical sites reconstructed
The film uses reconstructions based on thorough research to show historical sites beyond their surviving ruins. Rather than leaving you to imagine the ancient structures from the remains alone, it presents a reconstructed view of them on screen. That is the particular value of this multimedia visit: a chance to understand the sites visually before encountering the physical traces of the Roman Empire. The emphasis is on historical context, presented through detailed 3D imagery.
Look beyond buildings to everyday life
The story also explores how people lived, worked and interacted in the Roman Empire. This gives the film a human focus alongside its view of ancient sites. Buildings are only part of the picture; the people who used them matter too. By addressing daily life and relationships, the video adds another layer to your understanding of the remains you will see around Rome, connecting those places with the society that inhabited them.
What your ticket includes
Your ticket includes the Ancient Rome multimedia video, along with WiFi at the Touristation point. This is a film-based introduction to the ancient city, not admission to its archaeological attractions. Entry tickets to monuments or sites are excluded. The distinction matters when planning the rest of your visit: watching the presentation provides historical background, while entering a monument or archaeological site requires admission beyond this ticket.
Arrival and access
Start at Touristation Aracoeli, 16 Piazza d’Aracoeli in Rome. This is the arrival location for the multimedia experience. Tickets are delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are accepted. The experience is wheelchair accessible. These arrangements apply to the video visit; the presentation and its arrival point are separate from entry to the ancient monuments themselves.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ancient Rome: Multimedia Video
It includes a 30-minute multimedia video about Ancient Rome and WiFi at the Touristation point.
It uses researched reconstructions of historical sites and explores how people lived, worked and interacted in the Roman Empire.
The starting point is Touristation Aracoeli, 16 Piazza d'Aracoeli, Rome.
The multimedia video runs for 30 minutes.
No. Admission to monuments and sites is excluded.
Smartphone tickets are accepted, and the experience is wheelchair accessible.
Distributor of "Ancient Rome: Multimedia Video"
Tiqets International B.V.
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