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This 10 km² world is centred on the Colosseum and covers a wide slice of central Rome: the Roman Forum and Palatine area, Circus Maximus, a stretch of the Tiber and the streets toward Piazza Venezia and Termini. Everything is generated from OpenStreetMap and elevation data at one block per metre.
The Colosseum itself is the main landmark: an elliptical shell with inner tiers around an open arena, at roughly its real height. Surrounding buildings use mapped footprints and heights, so they read as Rome’s street pattern rather than detailed palazzi.
Players start outdoors by the Arch of Constantine, a few steps from the amphitheatre, with the Forum to the north-west and the Celian hill to the south. That makes the map work well as a survival base, a gladiator arena server or a restoration project.
Inside the world
The amphitheatre is generated from mapped building outlines as an elliptical wall about 50 blocks tall, close to the real 48 m, with stepped inner tiers around an open arena floor. It is a footprint-and-height model, not a stone-by-stone copy, so arches, arcades and the hypogeum are yours to add.
North-west of the Colosseum the map runs past the Forum area toward Piazza Venezia and the dense blocks of the historic centre. Use it for a route from the amphitheatre to the city, or as a district to restore ruin by ruin.
The top-down view shows how much of the city fits in 10 km²: the Tiber on the western edge, the long oval of Circus Maximus, park land on the Palatine and Celian hills, and the street grid toward Termini.
From the other side the open arena and tiered seating read clearly, with the Via dei Fori Imperiali corridor and nearby parks behind it. A good angle for screenshots or for planning a rebuild of the outer arcade.
Plus mapped streets, buildings, land cover, water, and terrain elevation converted from OpenStreetMap and open elevation data. Java and Bedrock editions are both included. The verified Java ZIP and Bedrock MCWORLD are published and ready to download.
The download card is the source of truth. Only formats marked as published have an active download button.
Choose a published format, sign in, and use the protected download button. Pending formats cannot be unlocked.
Extract a published Java ZIP into the saves folder, or open a published Bedrock MCWORLD. Keep one clean copy before editing.
A Java Edition ZIP and a Bedrock Edition MCWORLD of the same 10 km² area. Roads, building footprints and heights, water, land cover and terrain come from OpenStreetMap and open elevation data. Interiors and fine architectural detail are not modelled.
The map covers about 3.2 × 3.2 km (10 km²) around the Colosseum, roughly from the Tiber in the west to the streets beyond Termini in the north-east, including the Forum, Palatine and Circus Maximus. It is not all of Rome.
The spawn is outdoors next to the Arch of Constantine at 41.8893, 12.4906, right beside the Colosseum.
For Java Edition, extract the ZIP and move the world folder into your Minecraft saves directory. For Bedrock Edition, open the MCWORLD file and Minecraft imports it. Keep an untouched copy before installing mods or making large edits.
No. The worlds open in standard Java and Bedrock. Shaders, resource packs and building tools are optional.
Created by
CartoVoxel Studio turns OpenStreetMap features and open elevation data into playable Minecraft terrain.
OpenStreetMap data attribution
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