Roman History Self-Guided Tour with Rome Vatican City

Duration: 2.5 hours

The Colosseum was the world’s largest amphitheatre, and there’s a lot to see here, as you might expect. It is divided into several major sections. While not part of the Colosseum, all Colosseum tickets include same-day entrance to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, which are located just next to the Colosseum. This is where Rome’s business was conducted, and it should be included in your itinerary. Because the Colosseum is a hugely popular tourist destination that attracts a big number of visitors on a daily basis, purchasing a ticket in the queue or visiting the Colosseum without planning ahead of time will result in you wasting a lot of time waiting in line.

Itinerary

1. Meeting Point

Join us at the meeting point sent via email.

2. Colosseum

Visit the Colosseum, a must-see symbol of Rome! Discover 2000 years of pain history, exotic animal hunting, breathtaking shows, and the bloody executions of Rome's largest monument. Avoid wasting your vacation in a long line, get through with Skip-the-line Access! A great piece of graphic reconstruction and 3D models, the guide introduces you to the wonderful atmosphere of the largest amphitheater throughout the Roman Empire.

3. Roman Forum

The Roman Forum, also known as the Forum Romanum in Latin, was a venue in the ancient city of Rome that hosted important religious, political, and social events. Historians believe that the open-air Forum was initially used for public gatherings around 500 B.C., when the Roman Republic was created. It was the scene of a conflict between Romans and Sabines in the second part of the eighth century BCE.

4. Palatine Hill

During Rome's Republican era, Palatine Hill became the house of Rome`s maximum wealthy citizens. In 27 B.C., after Octavian had defeated forces dependable to Mark Anthony and Cleopatra, the Roman Senate proclaimed him emperor, with the title “Augustus.” He constructed his authentic house on Palatine Hill. The ruins of that highly modest domestic are nowadays open to the general public and called “Domus Augustini'' (House of Augustus).

Included

• Expert Live Guide
• Skip the line tickets
• Headsets
• Free WiFi at meeting point

Not Included

• Pickup and Drop off
• Gratuities
• Food and Beverages