Most days, life follows its usual course. But some days change history forever.
The 15th of March 44 BC — the assassination of Caesar — was one such day, and you can be part of it.
Step into ancient Rome and relive the final days of Julius Caesar. Led by Roberta Jones, time-traveler and licensed tour guide, you'll walk the streets where Caesar seized power and witness the moment that changed the world forever.
This isn't a tour you watch. It's one you live. As you move through iconic sites — Capitoline Hill, the Jewish Ghetto, and more — actors inhabit the world around you: Caesar, Brutus, Volumnia Cytheris, blurring the line between past and present. Along the way, you'll also learn plenty about the sites, join Caesar's army, take your place as a Roman citizen, and face the question that haunted Rome itself: is Caesar a hero or tyrant?
Gripping for adults, thrilling for kids, and unlike anything else you'll do in Rome.
The Ides of March only comes once. Don't miss yours.
With the Colosseum behind you, walk along Via dei Fori Imperiali. After a few minutes, you’ll see the statue of Julius Caesar on your left. The statue depicts Caesar holding a scroll and stands in front of the ruins of the Forum of Caesar.
This tour ends at Largo Argentina
Walk this grand avenue, flanked by ancient Roman forums, connecting the Colosseum to Piazza Venezia. Delve into its stunning views of the ruins, embodying the power and history of imperial Rome.
Discover the symbolic center of ancient Rome and learn all about Michelangelo’s redesigned piazza, a hub of political and cultural significance to this day.
Step back in time at this ancient theater commissioned by Julius Ceasar. Predating and influencing the Colosseum’s design, its ruins now blend seamlessly with modern apartments. Here we’ll meet Volumnia Chyteris, an ancient Roman Mime.
Wander through this historic neighborhood, established in 1555, and immerse yourself in its rich culture, reflecting a unique mix of Roman and Jewish traditions.
Immerse yourself in the history of Rome’s first permanent theater, now home to a cat sanctuary and (spoiler alert) the site of Julius Caesar’s assassination. Here, Brutus and Caesar will each try to win you over to their side. The final choice, is up to you.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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