360 Virtual tour of Ancient Rome

Rome, IT

Highlights

  • Explore the Colosseum in 360°
  • Witness a naval battle in the Colosseum
  • Marvel at the Arch of Constantine
  • Take a rest on the steps of the Circus Maximus
  • Admire the Temple of Julius Caesar in the Roman Forum

Meeting Point

Start your self-guided tour from the marble seats outside the Colosseum.

Meeting point

Piazza del Colosseo, 58, 00184 Roma RM , Italy

End point

End Point

Finish your journey looking at the largest forum of Rome.

Meeting point

Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital , Italy

End point

What to expect

1

Arch of Constantine

Admire at the Arch of Constantine. Our detailed reconstruction will show you the intricate decorations which commemorate Constantine's accession to the throne.

Duration 15 minutes
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2

Arch of Constantine

The Street South of the Arch. The Via Sacra was the processional route followed during a triumph, passing by the great monuments of Rome. The Colossus of Sol, originally of Nero, was one of the striking features along the route, as part of the Emperor's campaign to associate himself inextricably with Rome's past and Sol himself.

Duration 15 minutes
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3

Stadium of Domitian

The private garden of the palace, the stadium of Domitian served as a lush, secluded space for the emperor. Similar in shape to a Roman circus, this was the perfect place to ruminate on the expansion of your empire, or recite love poems.

Duration 15 minutes
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4

Palatine Hill

Overlooking the Circus Maximus. In this reconstruction one can imagine the Emperor leaning against the marble balustrade, looking over the cheering crowds and the racetrack of the Circus Maximus at dusk.

Duration 15 minutes
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5

Circo Massimo

The most impressive venue for games, the Circus Maximus exceeded all other Roman circuses in length, width, and capacity. Note the variety of monuments placed in course's center and the implicit message of Rome's dominion indicated by their presence.

Duration 15 minutes
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6

Palatine Hill

A View Over the Roman Forum. Here, from the porch of one of the Palatine hill imperial complexes, you can take in a sweeping view of the Roman Forum. Unlike today, much of the forum was obscured from view by the many monumental buildings that crowded one of the most important places in Rome.

Duration 15 minutes
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7

Via Sacra

The via Sacra. The Basilica of Maxentius is the centerpiece of Maxentius' building program following a fire that destroyed many buildings on the west of the forum. After Maxentius' death, Constantine rededicated the basilica to himself, and re-sculpted the colossal statue within to match his own appearance.

Duration 15 minutes
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8

Basilica of Maxentius

In the Basilica of Maxentius. The ornate interior of the Basilica of Maxentius is a testament to the splendour of Roman decoration. The colossal statue of Constantine, in bronze and marble, is believed to have first depicted Constantine's rival and predecessor, Maxentius, before Constantine had it re-sculpted in hid own image.

Duration 15 minutes
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9

Foro Romano

The Temple of Peace. Vespasian's Temple of Peace was a repudiation of his predecessor Nero's legacy made in stone. While Nero scoured the empire for the finest artworks to add to his private collection, Vespasian would relocate these prized masterpieces to a place of peace and learning for all Romans.

Duration 15 minutes
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10

Basilica Aemilia

The Basilica Aemilia. The Basilica Aemilia was constructed under the patronage of Lucius Aemilius Lepidus Paullus, brother of the triumvir Marcus Lepidus, and supporter of Julius Caesar. Along the attic were colossal statues of Parthian prisoners, the heavily damaged remains of which are today stored for preservation.

Duration 15 minutes
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11

Temple of Divus Julius

The Temple of Divine Caesar was constructed by Augustus who honoured his adoptive father with apotheosis. The Roman historian Suetonius reported that four months after Caesar's assassination, a comet burned brightly for seven consecutive days, and was revered as the soul of Caesar entering heaven.

Duration 15 minutes
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12

Foro Romano

Here can be seen monuments to two faces of Roman culture: the ancient religious order of the Vestal Virgins, keepers of the fire of Vesta; and the Triumphal Arch of the Parthians, a monument to the glory of Roman conquest, and expansion of its eastern territories.

Duration 15 minutes
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13

Trajan's Forum

The forum of the Emperor Trajan celebrated this emperor's successful reconquest and suppression of Dacia. The loot from the campaign was used to fund propaganda, with coloured marble statues of the captured Dacian prisoners lining the central court, and with a statue of the triumphant emperor.

Duration 15 minutes
Admission Admission Not Included

Additional Information

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    Wheelchair accessible
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    Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
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    Service animals allowed
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    Public transportation options are available nearby
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    Not recommended for participants with spinal injuries
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    Not recommended for pregnant participants
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    Not recommended for participants with poor cardiovascular health
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    Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What our experts say

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    Start at the Colosseum for best views.
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    Bring water; it can get hot outdoors.
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    Visit nearby Trastevere for local cuisine.
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    Check out the Palatine Hill for stunning views.
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