Escape the crowds and delve into a side of Ancient Rome that few get to see—a realm of hidden wonders and forgotten marvels that reveal the city’s rich and layered past. While the Colosseum and Roman Forum captivate millions, this tour takes you beyond these iconic sites, inviting you to discover lesser-known yet equally awe-inspiring monuments. It’s an opportunity to explore the hidden side of Rome, weaving through sites brimming with history, myth, and mystery.
This is more than just a tour; it’s a journey into the soul of Ancient Rome, far from the well-worn paths, where history comes alive in quieter, more intimate settings. Join us to uncover the secrets of a city that was the heart of an empire, and leave with stories and memories that few travelers ever get to experience.
Please meet your guide at the Largo Di Torre Argentina. They will be waiting in front of “Bottega Popolare”, holding a sign saying "Alternative Ancient Rome Tour"
Discover the remains of some of Rome’s temples and discover why this is one of the most important sites in Roman history.
The only outdoor remains in the city of an Ancient Roman apartment block, where people lived - find out more about daily life in Ancient Rome
Visit the Capitoline Hill, and find out why it was the most revered hill of Ancient Rome
A building that was the basis for the Colosseum, surrounded by the remains of temples. Find out more about its history and function with your guide.
We will see two of the best preserved ancient Roman temples in the world, and find out more about one of the greatest heroes in ancient mythology.
A small sight shrouded in legend, but your guide will let you know the real story behind this Roman curiosity.
The Arch of Janus is definitely the lesser known arch of Ancient Rome, but held an important role for regular people in the city.
This tiny but significant site has one of the best examples of a dreaded punishment dealt out after death - the Damnatio Memoriae. Attached is the Church of San Giorgo di Velabro, according to legend built over the very place where Rome's mythical founder was discovered.
From the back of the Palatine Hill, see the very spot where Rome began, and discover more about one of the most ancient rituals of the city.
The largest stadium in history, the Circus Maximus is still imprinted. Discover the history of this site from Rome's very beginnings to the modern day, and find out just what really was the Roman's favourite sport.
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