Private Tour for an intimate experience. Tour Guide will be with a sign with your name on it at the address “Via del Colosseo 31” (the UPSTAIRS TERRACE in front the Colosseum), corner with Bar "Caffè Roma". From here you will have a view of the Colosseum. Then walk down to the massive Amphitheatre with your tour guide, and skip the main entrance line with your fast-track ticket. In just three hours, you’ll experience all that allowed Rome to endure so long – staying immersed in history the entire time, without wasting a moment waiting in line.

Visit of the Colosseum inside, going to the second ring where you can admire a panoramic view of the insides of the monuments, overlooking the square below, with an overview of the large base and of the remains of the colonnade and the walls of the largest Roman Temple dedicate to Venus and Rome. With the street of the Imperial Fora on one side and the Arch of Constantine, the Palatine Hill and Via Triumphalis on the other side. Listening to stories from your tour guide about the brutal events that were once held here, like executions and gory gladiator battles. As you stroll around the perimeter of the amphitheater, try to image the ancient crowd of up to 50,000 spectators who cheered as gladiators’ fates were decided by power-hungry emperors.

Une fois sorti du Colisée, vous pourrez admirer de plus près l'arc de Constantin, en allant vers la colline Velian, en passant par l'arc de Titus et jusqu'au mont Palatin, l'une des parties les plus anciennes de la ville.

Montez ensuite sur le mont Palatin, lieu choisi par Romulus pour fonder la ville qui deviendra Rome en 753 av. J.-C. et qui deviendra ensuite la résidence impériale. Ce lieu chargé d'histoire vous offrira une vue spectaculaire sur le Forum romain et le Circus Maximus, où se déroulaient autrefois des courses de chars.

Ensuite, nous irons au Forum romain, ancien centre de la vie publique et cœur de la Rome antique, avec la Basilique de Maxence, la Maison des Vestales, le Temple d'Antonin et Faustine et l'Autel de César.