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The archeological guide will meet you at the hotel and begin your
tour at the Church of San Clemente. It is actually three structures,
each built atop one another. Your guide will convey
ancient mythologies and Medieval beliefs from life long ago.
From here, your experienced guide will escort you toward the gladiators'
barracks to talk about this most recognized monument in the world,
the massive and impressive Coliseum.
We will start by visiting the glory of Rome and climbing to the upper
piers. No need to stand on lines to do this!
This immense amphitheatre, whose imposing remains still allow us to
admire its ancient splendor, is commonly considered the stadium of
the professional gladiators. They were trained to fight to the death,
always with the intention of cultivating the warlike spirit that had
made Romans the conquerors of the known world. Continuing on, we will
come to the Arch of Titus and then descend to the Roman Forum. You
will then follow the path of the victorious legions up the Via Sacra
and into the commercial, religious and political center of Ancient
Rome. There you will view the ruins of its imposing temples, the Senate
House and the Rostra from where the most important speeches were given.
This important center of civic and economic life began its activity
during Republican Times, and continued to maintain an important role
during the Imperial Period. It was also the route of triumphal processions
for Rome's victorious generals.
Our exploration ends at the very top of Capitol Hill to gaze back
at the ruins of an empire. We'll then reach the magnificent Piazza
del Campidoglio, designed by Michelangelo to house the political powers
of Renaissance Rome.
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Participants information:
tour category:
walking tour guide
tour availability : everyday
tour duration : 4 hours
participants meeting time: on demand
participants meeting place: hotel lobby
tour cost: per party of up to 6 people - Euros 230
licensed guide: included
Lunch time: none
entrance tickets: Colosseum and San Clemente
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