A Late Antique city between sack, survival and transformation
Explore Late Antique Rome from the aftermath of Alaric’s sack (410 AD) to the fall of the Western Empire.
Witness the monumental Colosseum undergoing repairs, the intact concrete rotunda of the Pantheon,
the ancient temples of the Forum, and the rise of early Christian basilicas.
Period: Late Antiquity (410–476 AD)
Scale: 0.21 km × 0.40 km Navigable Grid (BOUNDS 302.4 × 571.2 units × 0.7 m)
Monuments: 55+ Major Structures
Sources: Notitia 14 Regionum, Forma Urbis, Claridge