In 515 B.C., Darius, fabulous Persian monarch, returned victorious from one of his many war campaigns, his power was strong and installed. He was the undisputed leader of the largest empire from antiquity to the conquest of Alexander the Great. It was at this moment that he made the decision to build at the foot of Mount Kuh-I-Rhamat, the mountain of mercy, a magnificent architectural ensemble, symbol of the all-power of the Persian Empire, Persepolis. Revisit one of the most prestigious vestiges that history had left us, through a faithful reconstruction, carried out in the framework of a captivating work of the fabulous collection of the "Voyages of Alix".