This exciting exploration of ancient Roman landmarks will begin at the Arch of Constantine. Guests will meet their knowledgeable guide and embark on a walking tour of iconic attractions such as the Colosseum, believed to be the largest standing amphitheater in the world. The Roman Forum, the site of several ancient primeval government buildings, and Palatine Hill, the oldest inhabited part of the city, are the other highlights. With skip-the-line tickets, guests will bypass the queues and immediately access the archeological area. There will be headsets provided so they can listen to the guide’s narrative about the founding of Rome and the city’s historic and bloody gladiatorial contests. The tour will continue along Via Sacra or the Sacred Way, past the impressive Temples of Vesta Antoninus and Faustina. Also on the itinerary are the Basilica Julia and Basilica Emilia, counted among the most beautiful buildings of their age. The tour will conclude in the archeological area, leaving guests with a deeper understanding of the powerful Roman Empire at its prime.

Duration:
Approximately 3 hours

Start Time:
Between 2:30pm – 4:30pm; exact time to be determined during confirmation

Inclusions:
Entrance to Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, knowledgeable local guide and headsets. This is subject to change depending on the day of tour.

Exclusions:
Transportation to and from hotel, gratuities, lunch, and beverages

Meeting Point:
In front of the Arch of Constantine.

Ending Point:
Archeological area

Not Suitable For:
Wheelchairs, walkers, canes, or strollers

Important Information:

• Group size is limited to 20 people.
• Visitors must dress appropriately for church visits with their shoulders and knees covered.
• Tour does not operate on the first Sunday of each month, nor on January 1, March 30, May 1, and December 25.
• This tour is provided on a reserved basis prior to departure.
• Due to high demand, this tour is only confirmed closer to the date.
• Backpacks, rucksacks, large personal bags and luggage are banned inside the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum.