Time Elevator Rome and Simulated Ride

Via dei Santi Apostoli, 20, 00187 Roma RM, Italy

Rome Time Elevator is a 3D journey that combines education and entertainment in such a unique way that you will never forget. This is an amazing multi-sensory attraction where you will embark on a journey through 3000 years of Roman history, from Romolus and Remus to the present day in just 45 minutes.

The Rome Time Elevator is located in the historic center of Rome, just off Via del Corso. The time elevator is an exciting journey that includes all the senses. Thanks to stereoscopic 3D and digital mechanical technologies, visitors can step back in time and learn more about Rome's history and culture. The time elevator takes visitors back to the legendary period of Romulus and Remus and founded the eternal city, witnessing the victories and defeats, growth and decline of the Roman Empire, the Middle Ages. and Renaissance, Fascism to the present day... It's the perfect way to complete a tour of Rome. Experience a time elevator that carries and transports the viewer to the most important events from a completely unique perspective, experiencing in first person a virtual contact with the historical figures that have marked the stages main epic of Rome. This is possible thanks to the widescreen display, flight simulator, sophisticated sound system with separate headset available in 6 languages (Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Russian) and multi-directional effects such as rain and wind, etc.

The Time Elevator is a fun and family-friendly way to experience some of the highlights of Rome's history.

Business hours:

Daily: from 10:30 to 19:30.

The Rome elevator will depart every hour and last for 45 minutes.

Address:

Via dei SS. Apostoli, 20 – 00187 Rome – Italy

Phone (1) : +39 06 69921823
Phone (2) : +39 06 69290903
Fax: +39 06 69291037
+39 338 726 0845

Email: info@time-elevator.it

Reservation: booking@time-elevator.it

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