Free Walking Tour Ancient Rome

Embark on a voyage back through time to explore and grasp the saga of the Monarchs of Rome, the Roman Commonwealth, and the Imperial Rome, along with its foremost landmark, on a guided promenade of Antique Rome. Trail the path of emperors through the Roman Forums, the Palatine Knoll, the Colosseum (externally). Delve into the allure of the ancient metropolis as you amble through cobblestone streets resonating with the whispers of bygone eras. Encounter remnants of an erstwhile empire, each edifice a testament to Rome's enduring legacy. Enrich your understanding of antiquity, one step at a time, in the company of seasoned historians.

With an accredited and adept guide, you'll traverse the expansive archaeological precincts of the Roman and Imperial Forums alongside one of the most colossal amphitheaters erected in Antique Rome.

Throughout the epochs when Rome reigned as Caput Mundi (the world's capital), the forum served as the political, communal, and mercantile nucleus of the Roman Empire. Senators, thralls, and civilians alike intersected within this vibrant downtown, patronizing the quarter's courtrooms, sanctuaries, governmental bureaus, and boutiques. The inaugural locale traces back to approximately 600 B.C., but underwent expansion under Julius Caesar, Augustus Caesar, Domitian, and Trajan. Once more, you'll behold them from the awe-inspiring balcony of the Capitol Knoll.

We shall then advance towards the most globally acknowledged emblem of Antique Rome, the Colosseum.

Itinerary

• Trajan Column
• Piazza Venezia
• Victor Emanuel Monument
• Capitol Hill and Michelangelo Square
• Roman, Imperial Fora and Palatine Hill (Outside)