The Roman World · c. AD 34–62

Travels of Apostle Paul

Drag to spin · scroll or pinch to zoom · double-click to zoom in
Base map
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Companions of Paul

Those who walked with him — and where each joined or departed. Highlighted names were with Paul at the selected stop.
Language
A Road, A Light, A Voice

Travels of Apostle Paul

He set out a zealous Pharisee named Saul, bent on destroying the Church — until a light on the Damascus road and a voice, “Saul, why do you persecute me?”, made him the Apostle Paul.

This interactive map follows his journeys across the Roman world, from that road in c. AD 34 to his final imprisonment in Rome. Each of its 38 stops tells how long he stayed, his age at the time, who traveled with him, the miracles and events, the people he met, the reigning emperor, and the city’s place in the empire.

How to use this map
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Two viewsSwitch between the Globe and the flat Map using the toggle at the top right.
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Take the guided tourPress Play, or Prev / Next, to travel through his life in order — the route draws itself as you go.
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The journey listEvery stop appears down the left, grouped into five chapters. Click any one to jump straight to it.
More tips
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Spin & zoomDrag to spin the globe or pan the map. Zoom with the scroll wheel, a pinch, a double-click, or the + / − buttons.
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Click a cityClick any dot on the map to open that stop’s full story in the panel on the right.
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City detailsClick the city’s name (or “read more”) to open a window on its history and place in the Roman Empire.
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Meet the companionsClick any companion’s name — on the card or in the Companions roster — for their full story.
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Filter the journeysClick a chapter in the map’s legend to highlight or mute that leg of the route.
Keyboard: use ← → to move between stops, and the space bar to play or pause.
Hasan Gülday · ToursAroundTurkey.com