All About TimeTravelRome App
This history/travel app lets you explore the whole Roman empire. With thousands of historical sites geo-located on the map, ranked by interest, supported by our unique up-to-date descriptions but also by the ancient texts that mention them. You are free to browse the app and read thousands of original texts about ancient Roman places located on the map. Find at a glance the ancient sites near you, or create your own lists of places to visit.Read the ancient poets and historians while sitting in the landscape they described. Share content with friends and family on social media. Last but not least: in July 2019 we added visuals ! We start with Rome, but there will be thousands of pics for hundreds of Roman sites and monuments.

Features
The reasons you’ll love it
Info
Precise Map
Thousands of ancient places, monuments and archaeology museums appear on Google or Apple map with a precision of up to 5 meters.
Star ranking
Sites are ranked from 0 to 5 stars according to their historical importance and their visual interest for a visitor. Every place is accompanied by up-to-date proprietary article.
Practical use
The App allows you to create custom lists of places to use as your private guide; rate the ancient sites you visit; navigate the shortest route; and share Time Travel Rome content on social media.
Ancient texts
Your device stores a library of hundreds of complete ancient texts – history, poetry, geography, and mythology – in English translation. Place names are linked to the map, so you can find them instantly, or find every mention of a place that interests you.

Rome Empire in your pocket
– Gallery of 8,000 pictures for 850 sites & monuments (regular updates)
– Every site described, ranked with a five star system, & gives advice for “what to see there”
– All original content comprised of 850,000 words, equivalent to 1,500 pages of text
– Library of 300 ancient texts in English with geographical places indexed and linked to ancient sites
– Links to external content e.g. “Historic England”, “Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical sites”, and Wikipedia
– “Free” users have access to GPS location of sites, to the ancient library & to all visuals
– “Pro” users also access to all original content, can use extra features & can
share content on social mediaTimeTravelRome is an app made with passion for travelers, history geeks,
teachers, students, and anyone fascinated with Ancient Rome. Enjoy !

Demo & Screenshots
Our Authors
Our partners

ToposText is a similar application focused on Ancient Greece. We are extremely grateful to ToposText creator Brady Kiesling for the generous assistance he offered.

Johan Åhlfeldt built DARE – the Digital Atlas of Roman Empire – Johan’s tireless map-making made TimeTravel Rome possible. We admire Johan’s work and we are extremely grateful for his contribution to the TimeTravel Rome project.

Pavla SA has developed the TimeTravel Rome mobile interface. Pavla’s wonderful expertise and flexibility made TimeTravel Rome possible.

Covalence offers Environment, Social, Governance (ESG) services to finance professionals in Switzerland and elsewhere. Covalence IT experts offered a valuable help in structuring TimeTravel Rome database.

Thanks to A. S. Kline’s modern, high-quality translations the Latin classics have been made available to everyone. We are extremely grateful to A. S. Kline and Poetry in Translation for agreeing to partner with us. Numerous of A. S. Kline’s works are available for purchase in paper-back and eBook editions.
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REVIEWS
This morning I received word that a new travel app entitled “Time Travel Rome” was now available for Apple and Android smartphones. I downloaded it and was amazed by the depth of information included in it. It not only includes location information including GPS coordinates to aid in locating each site but offers the related Wikipedia information in either English or French, a proprietary article pointing out site features like museums or visitor centers nearby, and even passages from the ancient texts where the site is mentioned.
This morning I received word that a new travel app entitled “Time Travel Rome” was now available for Apple and Android smartphones. I downloaded it and was amazed by the depth of information included in it.
It not only includes location information including GPS coordinates to aid in locating each site but offers the related Wikipedia information in either English or French, a proprietary article pointing out site features like museums or visitor centers nearby, and even passages from the ancient texts where the site is mentioned.