Dig deep into Rome’s endless well of history on this day-long adventure through the streets of the Eternal City. Along the way, you’ll get to stop off at some of the most iconic attractions in the world, including the incredibly impressive Colosseum and the ornately carved Trevi Fountain.
The Colosseum
Discover the architectural beauty of Rome’s most iconic attraction, the Colosseum. This centuries-old landmark has played host to gladiator fights, wild animal battles, and numerous other ancient games over the years. It once seated 50,000 Romans at a time, but today you can wander around the arena and imagine what it would have been like to watch an event in this world-famous amphitheater.
The Roman Forum
After marvelling at the beauty of the Colosseum, it’s on to the ruins of the Roman Forum. Here, you can find the well-preserved remains of some of Rome’s most important buildings of the past, from the House of Vestals to numerous temples. At one point in time, this was the religious, political, and commercial center of Rome, and you can learn all about its importance to the city as you explore it.
Palatine Hill
You’ll then get to take a quick stroll to Palatine Hill, which is thought to be the spot where Romulus founded Rome. From the top of the hill, you can admire spectacular views over the Imperial Palace and Circus Maximus.
Piazza di Spagna
After lunch, you’ll meet back at Piazza di Spagna, one of the most prominent squares in Rome. From here, you’ll go on a walking tour of the winding streets, discovering hidden gems of the city and learning more about the past of this wonderful place.
Along the way, you’ll get to see the famous Spanish Steps and the intricately carved Trevi Fountain, where you can throw in a coin for good luck.
The Pantheon
You’ll then head towards the Pantheon, one of the best-preserved buildings from ancient Rome. Dating back to 188 AD, it once served as a temple to all of Rome’s pagan gods. Don’t forget your camera for this impressive landmark.
Piazza Navona
Our last stop on this cultural tour of Rome is the breath-taking Piazza Navona, which is best-known for its Fountain of Four Rivers. As you admire Bernini’s masterpiece, you’ll get an insight into the construction of the square and why it is such an important part of the city.
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