The Forum of Caesar, the temple of Venus Genitrix, Ceasar's reforms. Scene 16 Forum of CaesarThe life of Julius Caesar, dictator perpetuus: the battle of Pharsalus, Ptolomy the 13th, Cleopatra, the civil war against Pompey. The history of Pompey the Great, the main rival of Julius Caesar, the crisis of the Roman Republic, the conflict between Optimates and Populares. Scene 15 Theater of Pompey the Great in 360°The most important and oldest Roman theater in masonry, the Theater of Pompey, is now lost, but the streets of Rome kept the same shape. TabulariumThe bulding were ancient Romans used to store their tablets is now the city hall of Rome. According to the Catholic tradition, Peter and Paul were also incarcerated here. Scene 14 TullianumThe main prison of Ancient Rome, also known as Mamertine Prison: here were incarcerated the defeated foreign kings, such as Vercingetorix and Jugurtha. Now, because of a mysterious legend, it is one of the most visited tourist destinations of Rome. Mouth of the TruthAn ancient Roman manhole cover. This were built right after the conquest of Greece and was were financed by the merchants of the nearby market. Temple of PortunusThe Temple of Portunus one of the best preserved Roman temples, is dedicated to the god of the harbor. This was built right after the conquest of Greece and they was financed by the olive merchants of the nearby market. Temple of HerculesThe Temple of Hercules is one of the most well preserved ancient Roman temples from the Republican times. Scene 13 Temples of Portunus and Hercules in 360☃60 Video: The Temple of Portunus and Hercules. Temples of Tivoli from AboveThe Temples of Sibilla and Tiburnus in Tivoli are some of the most well preserved ancient Roman temples and are located on a spectacular cliff, next to the medieval historical center of Tivoli and the wonderful waterfall of the Aniene river. Scene 12 Temples of Sibilla and Tiburnus in 360☃60 Video: The Temples of Sibilla and Tiburnus in Tivoli. Scene 11 Temples of Juno, Janus, and SpesThe temples of Juno, Janus and Spes and the Punic Wars.
Pons AemiliusPons Aemilius, also known as the broken bridge, was built in 179 BC. Tiber Island: Time WarpTime Warp: From the Tiber Island through the Pons Fabricius to the Portico di Ottavia. A relief representing Asclepius with a snake is still visible. Temple of AsclepiusThe Temple of Asclepius, god of health, was built during a plague epidemic in the 3rd century BC. Scene 10 Pons FabriciusThe Pons Fabricius is the oldest working bridge in Rome, dating from 62 BC, and connecting the Forum Boarium and the Jewish Quarter to the Tiber Island. Scene 9 Ancient Appian WayThe oldest Roman road (one of the oldest roads in the world), built by Appius Claudius Caecus in 312 BC. The Servian Walls (4th century BC) and the invasion of the Gauls. Scene 8 Servian Walls, Arch of Dolabella, and SilanusThe Arch of Dolabella and Silanus, also known as the Caelimontana Gate. Starting from Domitian's "Rampa Prenestina" (a corridor connecting the Forum to the Palatine hill) and finishing in front of the Temple of Saturn. Rampa Palatina and Roman Forum: Time WrapTime Warp: The Ancient Roman Forum. Scene 6 Temple of SaturnThe Temple of Saturn and the Saturnalia festival. The Temple of the Jupiter Optimus Maximus, on the Capitoline Hill, dedicated to the Capitoline Triad. Scene 5 Temple of Jupiter Optimus MaximusTarquinius the Proud and the fall of the Monarchy. The Seven Kings of Rome between myth and history, the Etruscan influence. The Regia and the Seven Kings of RomeThe "regia" was the seat of the kings of Rome and later of the main religious authorities in Rome, the Rex Sacrorum and the Pontifex Maximus. Scene 4 Temple of Vesta and House of the Vestals in 360°The Temple of Vesta, the oldest temple in Rome, the house of the Vestal Virgins and the cult of the fireplace. The legend of the Rape of the Sabines and the multi-cultural origins of Rome. Scene 3 Circus MaximusThe Circus Maximus, the largest racing track in ancient Rome, is one of the oldest monuments of Rome. Scene 2 Huts of the PalatineThe archeological point of view about the foundation of Rome: the ruins of the huts on the Palatine Hill dating from the 8th century BC.
Scene 1 The Legend of Romulus and RemusThe legend of the foundation of Rome: Romulus and Remus suckled by a she-wolf on the Palatine Hill.
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