Walking Tour of Colosseum & Ancient Rome

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Live guide: English

Tour frequency: Monday - Sunday | 12:00 - 14:30; 14:30 - 17:00

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Meeting point: Colosseum Square (80 meters from the attraction)

Arrival point: Colosseum Square

Discover the Roman culture and their most famous sights on our tour where you can choose your option according to your time availability and personal preferences, with a guide who will explain the history of Rome and introduce you to some of the most notorious Roman emperors.

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Skip the long lines to see the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill in Rome
Learn the history of ancient Rome and its most famous emperors
Walk in the footsteps of Roman citizens and see the Via Sacra
Visit the tomb of Julius Caesar
Join a group of 35 people maximum

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Explore Rome’s most popular ancient attractions and get skip-the-line entry to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. You will see the immense amphitheatre that was the largest ever built by the Roman Empire. Your guide will bring the arena back to life with stories of emperors, public executions and the fearless gladiators who went into battle with bloodthirsty animals.

After we will go to Palatine Hill, so you can see where the wealthy citizens of Ancient Rome built their palaces, ruins of the Domus Augustana along with paintings of the Emperor Nero’s palace and enjoy breathtaking views over Rome. Then walk through the ruined temples and markets of the Roman Forum, where public life was centred during the Roman Empire and visit the tomb of the emperor Julius Caesar.