We'll begin the tour at the Colosseum, where you'll marvel at its architecture while I provide a thorough explanation of how ancient people were able to build a stone stadium, two millennia ago. We'll avoid the crowds and lines at the general entrance and instead enter through the privileged "Gladiator's gate". Next, you walk the same steps as gladiators on to the arena floor for exploration and photos before heading to the dungeons. The Underground were the stadium's backstage, wild beast and gladiators were kept there before deadly fights.

In the Roman Forum, we'll visit pagan temples and tombs, the house of the Vestal Virgins, the Senate house, and Julius Cesare's tomb, among other important ancient ruins.

Vous marcherez sur les traces des empereurs les plus brillants et les plus psychotiques de Rome en découvrant le palais de César, officiellement appelé mont Palatin. Le mont Palatin est le lieu de fondation de Rome il y a près de 3 000 ans et abrite des édifices datant de l'époque av. J.-C. à la Renaissance, et plus récemment des bâtiments construits par Benito Mussolini.