Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
#Ancient #Rome #3D
Pompey's Theatre was a massive complex built by Pompey the Great.
It was the first and largest permanent stone theater in ancient Rome, seating approximately 11,000 spectators.
The building gradually disappeared, and its remains are buried beneath the modern development of the Campus Martius. However, the Theater's outline is still visible when viewed from the air.
In this video will take a detailed virtual video tour to this magnificent building using our new up-to-date 3D reconstruction!
Our ultimate goal is to create the most detailed, accurate and extensive 3D reconstruction of ancient Rome!
"HISTORY IN 3D" creative team:
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#Ancient #Rome #3D
Pompey's Theatre was a massive complex built by Pompey the Great.
It was the first and largest permanent stone theater in ancient Rome, seating approximately 11,000 spectators.
The building gradually disappeared, and its remains are buried beneath the modern development of the Campus Martius. However, the Theater's outline is still visible when viewed from the air.
In this video will take a detailed virtual video tour to this magnificent building using our new up-to-date 3D reconstruction!
Our ultimate goal is to create the most detailed, accurate and extensive 3D reconstruction of ancient Rome!
"HISTORY IN 3D" creative team:
Please support our project, unlock exclusive content, it will help us to proceed faster:
Donate on Patreon: patreon.com/c/historyin3d
Support us with one-off payment: ko-fi.com/historyin3d
Buy our merch here: etsy.com/shop/Historyin3DMerch
Follow us:
Website: relivehistoryin3d.com
Facebook: facebook.com/romein3d
Instagram: instagram.com/historyin3d










