Ancient Rome Tour (Skip the Line)
Imagine yourself 2000 years ago in this ancient cradle of the modern world (I can help you imagine it).
We might also ponder just how little progress we’ve really made in the 2000 years since (for starters, I think our plumbing has got
worse)!
Ancient Rome Tour - What we will see:
Coliseum (including inside)
The Colosseum Built about 70 A.D. and in only eight years (thousands of slaves/no trade unions! ). Even when you learn how they did it, it’s still difficult to imagine. It's the largest Roman ruin in the world.
I’s a MUST.
Roman Forum
The Roman Forum is the where the oldest and most important residences, temples, shrines, monuments and much more were located in early Roman times. From the very earliest times was the centre of the political, social, and religious life in Rome.
Like so many things in Rome you can’t just “look” – it has to be explained to bring it “alive”.
Capitol Hill
It’s the highest, smallest and most sacred of the famous “seven hills of Rome”.
At the summit there is Piazza del Campidoglio, another of Michelangelo’s masterpieces. In the centre of the piazza is a bronze statue of Emperor Marcus Aurelius (a copy actually – it’s a long story).
Ancient Rome Tour details:
This is a three-hour tour with moderate walking. There is no driving
Available daily (Skip the line with your prebooked tickets)
The Colosseum Closes on January 1 st and December 25th
Includes:
Coliseum (including inside)
Roman Forum
Capitol Hill
