Fascinating! I went to the Markets of Trajan video after viewing this video, and it does not disappoint. Being quite intact one gets a sense from the markets of what the architecture must have looked like when walking down the street in that period. Startlingly similar to many of the buildings we use today.
These pictures from this 2014 upload are a bit out of date now. They've partially reconstructed a second level of colonnades that allow visitors to get a sense of the height of the structure.
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What amazing timing ! I was just exploring the forum yesterday and love the context you two add. Incredible as always
Fascinating! I went to the Markets of Trajan video after viewing this video, and it does not disappoint. Being quite intact one gets a sense from the markets of what the architecture must have looked like when walking down the street in that period. Startlingly similar to many of the buildings we use today.
its my dream visiting those places.
The diagrams really help. I have visited several times, but it is difficult to get a grasp on what's what. Thank you!
These pictures from this 2014 upload are a bit out of date now. They've partially reconstructed a second level of colonnades that allow visitors to get a sense of the height of the structure.
I dont think its unfortunate that medieval buildings were built ontop of that section. Adds to the beauty and history.
No
awesome
How do you know what it looked like if it hasn't even been fully excavated?