What is Omnes Viae?
Omnes Viae is a route planner for the Roman Empire built on the Tabula Peutingeriana, a medieval copy of a Roman road map. Pick two places and it finds a route along Roman roads.
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Omnes Viae
A Roman route planner based on the Peutinger Map
- Coverage
- Roman Empire
- Updates
- Archive
- Price
- Free
- Sign-up
- Not needed
- View
- Flat map
What you can do
- Route planning along Roman roads
- Based on the Peutinger Map
- Distances in Roman miles
The details
- Coverage
- Roman Empire
- Updates
- Static archive
- Data source
- Tabula Peutingeriana
- Made by
- Omnes Viae (independent creator)
- Price
- Free
- Account
- No account needed
- On phones
- Works well on phones
- Map view
- Flat map
Tips for using Omnes Viae
- Compare its route with a modern one to see how roads have changed.
Who it is for
Omnes Viae is especially useful for history lovers and students.
Questions about Omnes Viae
Is Omnes Viae free?
Yes. Omnes Viae is free to use.
Do I need an account to use Omnes Viae?
No. You can open the map and use it without signing up.
How often is Omnes Viae updated?
It is an archive: the content is historical and does not change often.
Where does Omnes Viae get its data?
Tabula Peutingeriana.
Can I use Omnes Viae on my phone?
Yes. The website works well in a phone browser.
What are some alternatives to Omnes Viae?
Similar maps include GeaCron, Native Land, OpenHistoricalMap and Chronas. See the full list of Omnes Viae alternatives on ColorfulMaps.
Summary based on public information about Omnes Viae. Features and prices change; the map's own website has the latest details.
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