Rome in its heyday would have been a sight to behold. Home to a million people, the city was one of the great cultural centers of the world, replete with magnificent structures like the Colosseum, ...

Archaeologists have modeled Rome in three dimensions, and users can "fly" through the ancient city's winding streets, broad plazas, forums—even the Coliseum. Courtesy of the Regents of the University ...

The west side of the Roman forum as seen in the virtual reality program called Rome Reborn (all images courtesy Flyover Zone Productions unless otherwise noted) Even those visiting the ruins of the ...

Rome's Mayor Walter Veltroni will officiate at the first public viewing of "Rome Reborn 1.0," a 10-year project to use advanced technology to digitally rebuild ancient Rome. An international team of ...

“Rome Reborn” has been licensed to a tour company in Rome, and was officially unveiled by Rome’s mayor June 11. In April 2008, an orientation film based on the model (“Rewind Rome”) will open in a ...

It's thought only around a tenth of ancient Rome still exists today. But a new interactive tool transports you back to the city's glory days. The online aerial tour, created by Yorescape researchers ...

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