Rome: Roman Forum and Palatine Hill Self-Guided Audio Tour
Description
Discover ancient Rome on a self-guided audio tour, exploring the once-majestic centers of power, Forum Romanum and Collis Palatium. Navigate easily with GPS and a map, immersing yourself in tales of grandeur and the legacy of King Romulus. Enjoy the freedom to explore this ancient world at your own pace. --- This is a private tour. Only your group will participate. After you complete the reservation, install the SmartGuide mobile app. Find instructions and the TOUR LINK in the "Before You Go" section. Open the link and start exploring. The SmartGuide mobile app plays audio automatically using your phone's GPS, even offline. Keep it in your pocket as you walk. Explore at your own pace and feel free to stop anytime during the tour. --- Admission and Opening Hours: Note that an entrance fee is not included in the booking price. Please book a ticket online. Be aware that you need to select a particular time slot to visit as visitor numbers are regulated to avoid overcrowding.
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Itinerary
See the meeting place for the Roman Senate, in the heart of the Roman Empire, where senators convened to discuss matters of state, legislation, and governance.
Pass by The Temple of Caesar or Temple of Divus Iulius, built to honor Julius Caesar.
Observe the excavated ruins of the Basilica Julia in the Roman Forum, including foundations, floors, a small back corner wall with arches, and a single column from its original and reconstructed phases during the Roman Empire.
See the remains of the Regia in the Roman Forum, a two-part structure along the Via Sacra that served as the residence of early Roman kings and later as the office of the pontifex maximus
See the Arch of Titus which commemorates Titus's deification and the victory over the Jewish rebellion.
Take a walk in the emerged botanical garden in Europe created in the mid-16th century.
Explore Domitian's imperial palace, including the uncertain function of his stadium.
See a white marble triumphal arch erected in 203 AD to commemorate Emperor Septimius Severus and his sons' Parthian victories
Pass by an architectural marvel by Rabirius, served as the lavish private residence within the Flavian Palace complex
The Flavian Palace, also known as the Domus Flavia, offers visitors the vast Palatine Hill complex with large public rooms.
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Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(1)
I went to the forum and discovered that the meeting point was inside the gate and I had to purchase a ticket to get Inside. All you provided me with was a voucher that wouldn’t do anything. I questioned it. Nobody answered. I called. Nobody answered. I want my money back.
