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3 hours
Walking Tour
Private group
Arch of Costantine
Behold the Colosseum, an enduring emblem of ancient Rome that stands as a living testament to architectural prowess and cultural legacy. Conceived under the auspices of Emperor Titus, this monumental amphitheater, completed in 80 AD, stretches a staggering 189 meters in length and 156 meters in width. It is an awe-inspiring edifice, crafted with a masterful blend of concrete and sandstone, encapsulating the very essence of Roman ingenuity.
Step into the Roman Forum, the vibrant epicenter of ancient Rome's civic life for over a millennium. This extraordinary archaeological treasure trove, boasting more than 50 ruins, including majestic temples, basilicas, and bustling public spaces, invites you to embark on a journey through time.
Within this captivating site, remarkable structures stand such as The Arch of Septimius, which commemorates the illustrious reign of Emperor Septimius Severus. Just a short distance away, the Temple of Vesta, dedicated to the goddess of the hearth, and The Temple of Cesare serves as a reminder of Julius Caesar’s indelible mark on history.
Behold the majestic Palatine Hill, where the very essence of Rome's storied past lingers in the air. Here, amidst the ancient ruins and remnants of opulent palaces, we are transported to the very heart of Rome's birth. This hallowed ground, home to illustrious families and revered emperors, echoes with the whispers of a glorious past.
Immerse yourself in the captivating allure of the Flavian Palace and the resplendent Domus Augustana, fragments of an era defined by unrivaled opulence and grandeur. As you traverse this historical tapestry, a panorama of breathtaking city vistas unfolds, offering a glimpse into the soul of Rome.
*Please note that our itinerary may change due to closed areas or unforeseen circumstances. Galleria Borghese may be closed on certain days. Thank you for your understanding and flexibility
You can reach the Colosseum by various modes of transportation, including metro, bus, and taxi. The nearest metro station is Colosseo, which is on Line B.
Buses 75, 3, 81, 51 also stop near the Colosseum.
Alternatively, you can take a taxi on via claudia or on top of the colosseum metro station, or walk if you're staying nearby.