Roman empire continues
Due to popular demand, the acclaimed and award-winning Italian exhibition Ancient Rome has been extended through to Sunday, October 7 at Waterfront City.
The extension makes Ancient Rome the longest-running exhibition in Docklands’ history.
Hand-crafted by three generations of expert Italian artisans, this unique exhibition showcases over 50 intricately designed and functional inventions from the height of the Roman Empire nearly 2000 years ago.
Visitors have the opportunity to use mighty war machines, sundials and water clocks, grinding mills, pottery wheels, and experience the Colosseum and much more.
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