Step Into History
Walk Rome in AD 320
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Step Into History · City walk
Constantine's Rome, 320
Rome in 320 is the imperial capital at a moment of continued public building and visible change: monumental arches and basilicas stand alongside thriving baths and crowded markets. Visitors will move from the city approaches and gates through the imperial fora, baths and theatres to end on the Capitoline height with a view across domes, vaults and the river.
34 scenes — 22 streets, squares and views, 12 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Rome as it stood in AD 320 (“Ancient Rome”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Via Appia Approach
- 2. Porta Appia
- 3. Thermae Antoninianae
- ↳ Frigidarium Pool Chamber · interior
- 4. Circus Maximus
- 5. Mons Palatinus
- ↳ Imperial Audience Chamber · interior
- 6. Forum Romanum
- ↳ Vestal Hearth Chamber · interior
- 7. Via Sacra
- ↳ Cella of Antoninus and Faustina · interior
- 8. Amphitheatrum Flavium
- ↳ Lower Cavea and Velarium · interior
- 9. Arcus Constantini
- 10. Basilica Nova
- ↳ Coffered Central Nave · interior
- 11. Forum Traiani
- ↳ Basilica Ulpia Nave · interior
- 12. Forum Augusti
- 13. Pantheon
- ↳ Pantheon Rotunda · interior
- 14. Campus Martius
- 15. Pons Aelius
- ↳ Hadrianic Mausoleum Chamber · interior
- 16. Insula Tiberina
- 17. Forum Boarium
- 18. Porticus Octaviae
- 19. Theatrum Marcelli
- ↳ Stage and Orchestra · interior
- 20. Thermae Diocletiani
- ↳ Marble Caldarium · interior
- 21. Mercatus Traiani
- ↳ Trajanic Market Hall · interior
- 22. Mons Capitolinus