Take a deep dive into ancient history with an in-depth tour of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, led by an archaeologist guide. Explore the birthplace of Rome and access restricted areas of the imperial palaces on Palatine Hill. Continue to the Roman Forum to learn about public life and politics in these magnificent ancient ruins. Discover the secrets of the Forum and Palatine Hill, including priority access to hidden areas like the Domus Tiberiana, closed to the public for nearly 50 years due to structural issues. This grand imperial residence, spanning 4 hectares, overlooks the Roman Forum and Circus Maximus, with powerful arches on multiple levels—an iconic view of ancient Rome.
From the metro station Colosseo, turn right on Via Dei Fori Imperiali and go straight to the first traffic light then, turn right on Via Cavour and turn left on the second street. You will find the agency Italy in Love Tours on Via del Cardello 31.
The tour will end after the Roman Forum.
The Forum and the Via Sacra, known as the Sacred Way, served as the vibrant center of Ancient Rome, encapsulating the essence of Roman life. This bustling marketplace was a hub of commerce and trade, where citizens engaged in daily transactions, attended political rallies, witnessed military parades, and participated in sacred ceremonies led by the esteemed Vestal Virgins. Here, the intertwining of social, economic, and religious activities created a dynamic atmosphere, highlighting the cultural richness and historical significance of the Eternal City.
At the Palatine Hill, the legendary birthplace of Rome, you'll stand where Romulus first laid the foundations of the city in 753 BC, a moment marked by the tragic fate of his brother Remus. As you immerse yourself in this historically rich setting, you'll be treated to breathtaking panoramic views of the Roman Forum, where ancient political and social life thrived. This picturesque vantage point enhances your understanding of Rome's origins and deepens your appreciation for the city's monumental legacy.
Domus Tiberiana, a significant archaeological site in Rome, has recently reopened to the public after being closed for 50 years due to extensive restoration work. As the first Imperial Palace in Rome, it now offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore its rich history through a newly designed exhibition path that enhances the experience of this ancient area. A visit to Domus Tiberiana allows you to step back in time to the grandeur of ancient Rome, immersing yourself in the remnants of its imperial past and the vibrant life that once flourished in the city center.
Santa Maria Antiqua, a 6th-century church, is a hidden gem that offers a captivating glimpse into early Christian culture through its remarkably preserved frescoes, providing a unique window into the art, faith, and traditions of a bygone era, and allowing visitors to step back in time and experience the essence of ancient Rome's spiritual heritage.
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