Nowadays, it's hard to surprise anyone with a 5D cinema, but Time Elevator is still worth a visit. Why? First, the films last not 15 minutes, as usual, but 45. Second, flying seats, stunning sound design, and splashes of salty waves let you feel like a full-fledged participant in the events shown simultaneously on three panoramic screens!
And third, watching a film about the history of Rome while being in the Italian capital itself — you'll agree, there is something special about that. Especially if you have recently been on tours of the ancient ruins, and here you can see them in their original form, becoming a witness to important historical events: the founding of Rome by Romulus and Remus, Caesar's betrayal by Brutus, Michelangelo's work on the Sistine Chapel...
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If you wish, you can watch other films as well. Young viewers will be interested to learn how our Universe was created, how life originated on Earth, why the dinosaurs died out, etc. It is important to note that the shows are available in several languages: English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, and even Russian.
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Routes and guides for Rome:
- Guide to Rome
- What to see in Rome in one day
- First self-guided route around Rome: Vatican and the Vatican Museums
- Second self-guided route around Rome: Castel Sant'Angelo – Piazza Navona - Pantheon - Trevi Fountain
- Third self-guided route around Rome: Colosseum — Roman Forums — Piazza Venezia — Trajan's Column — Imperial Forums
- Fourth self-guided route around Rome: Trastevere district
- Night walk in Rome
- All guides and routes for Rome
