easy
2–3 hours
Participants should be able to walk moderate distances on uneven surfaces, climb stairs, and stand for extended periods.
Step beneath the surface of Rome’s iconic Coliseum and wander the Roman Forum with an expert archaeologist. This immersive tour reveals hidden corners and untold stories of Ancient Rome’s grandest landmarks.
Rome stands as a living archive of empire, power, and ingenuity, with treasures etched into every stone and street. At the heart of this historic city, Touriks offers an extraordinary journey through time with their "Tour Guiado de la Arena del Coliseo y el Foro Romano." This guided experience provides an immersive look inside some of Rome’s most iconic landmarks — the Coliseum's Gladiators' Arena, the Roman Forum, and the Palatine Hill.
The Coliseum’s underground Gladiators' Arena is a rarely accessible highlight, where visitors step directly into the spaces where combatants awaited battle, beneath the roar of ancient crowds. Guided by a professional archaeologist, this tour goes beyond surface-level sightseeing, revealing the architectural mastery and complex engineering that sustained one of the world’s greatest amphitheaters.
Adjacent to the Coliseum, the Roman Forum unfolds as an open-air museum of Rome’s republican and imperial eras. Ruined temples, basilicas, and triumphal arches narrate stories of political drama and social life, placing travelers amid a city center that was once alive with senators, merchants, and citizens. Palatine Hill, entwined with Rome’s mythological origins, offers sweeping views over the ruins and the modern cityscape, giving a rare opportunity to envision the city as it was thousands of years ago.
Touriks distinguishes itself by combining expert archaeological insight with exclusive access points, offering an informative and hands-on experience few other companies provide. For travelers looking to understand the ancient pulse of Rome in a more intimate way, this tour connects the past and present with palpable authenticity. Whether you’re drawn to history, architecture, or storytelling, this guided journey is a standout way to encounter the layers of Rome’s past underfoot.
Start your tour early to avoid large crowds and experience cooler morning temperatures inside the ruins.
Uneven stone paths and staircases require sturdy footwear to navigate safely and comfortably.
Carry a reusable water bottle — access to refreshments inside the site is limited and temperatures can soar in summer.
Respect the site rules: photography is often allowed but avoid tripods or flash to protect the ancient structures.
The Roman Forum was the political and social center of Ancient Rome, hosting elections, public speeches, and trials.
These ancient sites are protected by strict preservation efforts to minimize wear and maintain structural stability while allowing educational access.
Sturdy shoes help navigate uneven cobblestone and stone staircases without slipping.
Keep hydrated while exploring the open-air ruins, especially in warmer months.
summer specific
A compact waterproof layer protects against spring showers without weighing you down.
spring specific
Protect your face and neck from the strong midday sun during summer tours.
summer specific