Tour of Ancient Rome, Coloseum, Trajan Column, Roman Forum, Colosseum & Panoramic Views of Rome

Tour of Ancient Rome, Colosseum, Trajan Column, Roman Forum, Colosseum, and Panoramic Views of Rome

Tour of Ancient Rome, Colosseum, Trajan Column, Roman Forum, Colosseum, and Panoramic Views of Rome

Travel through time by exploring the heart of ancient Rome with an exceptional guided tour that will allow you to immerse yourself in the glorious past of ancient Rome.

Start this exclusive guided tour from Piazza del Campidoglio, built by Michelangelo on the top of the hill, and enjoy a breathtaking view of Rome. Descend the hill and, thanks to a privileged entrance, explore the Basilica, the markets, and the splendid Trajan's Column.

Passing through an underground tunnel, you will reach the oldest part of the Roman Forum, the Forum of Julius Caesar, with the remains of the Temple of Venus and the shops where the money exchangers operated. Immerse yourself in the heart of Ancient Rome, the square of the Roman Forum where you can observe the Arch of Septimius Severus, the ancient Senate, the remains of the altar on which Julius Caesar was cremated with the adjoining temple dedicated to him, the Temple of Vesta, the Basilica of Maxentius, the Temple of Romulus and the well-preserved Temple of Antoninus Pius and Faustina.

Initially, the valley of the Roman Forum was a swamp that the Romans reclaimed at the end of the 7th century BC.

Roman civilization originated in this valley, known today as the Roman Forum. This place was the beating heart of ancient Rome's public, religious, economic, and political life for over a millennium.

Over the centuries, the emperors and the most powerful Roman citizens have left their mark by imposing and monumental buildings for the use and destination of political, judicial, religious, civil, and commercial events, making this place unique for the quality and quantity of buildings present.

Walk on the ancient pavement of the Via Sacra, which, for 2500 years, has crossed the entire valley of the Roman Forum and among imposing ruins of temples and public buildings, past the Arch of Titus, you will reach the top of the Palatine Hill on which Rome was founded by Romulus in 753 BC.

From here, you can enjoy a spectacular view of the Roman Forum and admire the ruins of the Imperial Palaces, the remains of Domitian's private stadium, and the Palace of Emperor Tiberius.

From Palatine Hill, you will reach the well-preserved Arch of Constantine, and from here, you can admire the imposing remains of the Colosseum from the outside.

With your expert guide, you can admire from every angle the best-preserved part of this glorious building, an icon of Roman civilization, a wonder of the ancient world.

You will learn construction techniques, hear stories about the bloody and spectacular fights between gladiators, wild animals, and naval battles, and have the opportunity to take extraordinary photos.