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Visiting
Rome?
Stop!
And
buy
a
ticket
for
this
multimedia
presentation
and
make
this
the
first
thing
you
do
when
you
arrive.
Doing
so,
I
guarantee
that
when
you
walk
out
you
will
have
a
better
understanding
of
what
you
see
lying
all
around
you
in
the
city
and
a
much
deeper
appreciation
for
all
those
bits
and
pieces
that
at
first
have
little
or
no
context.
#1
You
choose
a
date
but
your
ticket
can
be
used
ANYTIME
that
day--so
you
have
flexibility
and
are
not
going
to
miss
anything
if
you
take
a
wrong
turn
on
your
way.
#2
You
can
watch
and
experience
it
more
than
once
that
day!
I
attended
the
13:00
showing,
went
to
get
gelato
and
walked
around
a
bit,
came
back
around
15:30
and
watched
it
a
second
time:
it
is
that
good.
#3
The
museum
opened
in
2017
and
the
main
multimedia
presentation
is
new
as
of
2019.
And
it
feels
and
looks
it!
I
felt
like
I
was
in
an
IMAX
theater
presentation.
The
visuals
are
projected
on
four
walls--straight
ahead,
the
two
sides,
and
the
floor,
which
is
angled
upwards
to
meet
the
screen
that
is
front
and
center.
From
those
four
screens
you
are
immersed
headlong
into
the
story
of
Rome.
#4
I
was
too
engrossed--twice!--
to
remember
to
time
it,
but
I
estimate
the
length
is
about
15
minutes,
maybe
20.
5
There
are
an
additional
four
shorter
multimedia
presentations
that
last
5
to
6
minutes
each.
They
were
not
mentioned
when
I
bought
my
ticket
through
an
online
tour
platform,
but
the
staff
informed
me
of
them
after
the
main
presentation.
Each
one--Imperial
Fora,
Augustus'
Forum,
St.
Peter's
Basilica,
and
Hadrian's
Mausoleum
(AKA
Castel
Sant'
Angelo)--delve
deeper
into
the
subject
at
hand.
#6
The
cost
is
less
than
$20.
A
small
amount
to
get
the
most
out
of
your
time
in
this
wondrous
city.
I
know...
because
I
made
this
the
first
thing
on
my
itinerary
before
doing
anything
else
in
Rome,
and
already
my
hunch
to
do
so
has
been
rewarded.
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