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Ambitious VR Experience Restores 7,000 Roman Buildings, Monuments to Their Former Glory

You can take an aerial tour of the city circa 320 A.D. or stop by specific sites for in-depth exploration

Meilan Solly

Associate Editor, History

Ever wish you could step into a hot air balloon, travel back in time to 320 A.D., and soar over the streets of Ancient Rome? Well, that oddly specific fantasy is achievable in a new virtual reality experience called “ Rome Reborn .”

The ambitious undertaking, painstakingly built by a team of 50 academics and computer experts over a 22-year period, recreates 7,000 buildings and monuments scattered across a 5.5 square mile stretch of the famed Italian city. The project, according to Tom Kington of the Times , is being marketed as the largest digital reconstruction of Rome to date.

Director Bernard Frischer , a digital archaeologist at Indiana University, tells Agence France-Presse that “Rome Reborn” features multiple VR experiences: You can opt for a whirlwind flyover tour of the city or stop by a specific site, such as the Roman forum or the Basilica of Maxentius .

For now, the forum and basilica are the only two landmarks available for in-depth exploration, but tours of the Colosseum, the Pantheon and other top attractions are expected to debut this year or next.

The “ Flight Over Ancient Rome ” experience, currently available via VR headsets and computers, takes participants on a roughly two-hour highlights tour that includes stops at more than 35 points of interest, including the imperial fora and palace, the Circus Maximus, and the tombs of emperors Augustus and Hadrian. All of these sites are seen from above, providing a unique aerial perspective the website touts as a chance to see “how the individual buildings and monuments fit into a larger pattern of urban organization.”

Comparatively, the two site visits place users in the driver’s seat, affording them freedom to roam through reconstructed streets and halls while learning key facts via a helpful in-app tour guide. The Basilica of Maxentius , a monumental civic building commissioned by the emperor Maxentius prior to his defeat at the hands of rival Constantine, is particularly impressive due to its vibrant interior and restored statue of the conquering emperor, who later oversaw the Roman Empire’s transition into a Christian state.

The Forum, a marketplace of sorts that served as the center of the ancient city, also reveals an impressive attention to detail: As archaeologist Paolo Liverani of the University of Florence explains to the Times ’ Kington, researchers used studies on the flooring of the Forum—including an illustration found on the Arch of Constantine —to render the virtual model accurately. VR experts even collaborated with historians to ensure that sunlight correctly bounced off of the Forum’s gold-gilded statues.

Frischer tells AFP that he and his colleagues chose to set their virtual world in 320 A.D. because they had the most information on that period, which allowed them to go into greater detail. Additionally, he explains , the year represented a critical turning point for Rome, as it experienced a burst of architectural energy and saw its population cross the 1 million threshold. Just 10 years later, Constantine moved the imperial capital east to Constantinople , signaling the end of Rome’s position as the center of the empire.

Today, little of the sumptuous world seen in “Rome Reborn” remains, a fact emphasized by the app’s “Time Warp” feature. By toggling between the structures’ past glory and present-day dilapidation, history lovers gain an even greater appreciation of just what was achieved during Rome's glory days.

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Meilan Solly is Smithsonian magazine's associate digital editor, history.

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Imagine yourself standing amidst the hustle and bustle of the heart of ancient Rome, witnessing the mighty Colosseum in all its glory. Our cutting-edge virtual reality tour brings the Colosseum’s captivating history to life. Experience the Colosseum in a fully animated and interactive 3D reconstruction, complete with gripping audio commentary.

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Are you fascinated by the rich history of ancient rome and have always dreamed of visiting its iconic landmarks? Rome reborn offers you the chance to experience the glory of the ancient city in a virtual reality tour. The rome reborn vr project is a digital reconstruction of rome within the aurelian walls as it appeared in 320 ad.

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Key features of rome reborn, explore the roman forum, flight over ancient rome, the 8 days that made rome, the colosseum and its exterior, the interior of the basilica of maxentius, the pantheon a timeless masterpiece, the capitoline hill, book virtual tour.

the rome reborn vr project is a paid virtual reality experience that allows users to explore the ancient city of rome. Developed since 1997 the project consists of apps and videos that transport users back in time to see the city at its peak

the rome reborn vr project offers users a unique virtual experience of rome. With the ability to roam freely in the virtual environment users can explore iconic landmarks such as the circus maximus arch of constantine coloss of the sun colosseum basilica of maxentius pantheon and capitoline hill. The project is fully immersive allowing users to experience the ancient city as if they were actually there.

take a virtual tour of the roman forum one of the most iconic landmarks of ancient rome. The roman forum was the center of political legal and social activity in the city and was the site of many famous speeches and debates.

get a bird’ s eye view of ancient rome with the flight over ancient rome feature in the rome reborn vr project. This feature allows users to fly over the city and get a stunning view of its iconic landmarks from above.

discover the key moments in the history of ancient rome in the 8 days that made rome feature. Learn about the pivotal moments that shaped the city and made it the powerful empire it once was.

experience the grandeur of the colosseum one of the most iconic landmarks of ancient rome. Explore the exterior of the colosseum which was once the largest amphitheater in the world and marvel at its sheer size and beauty.

take a virtual tour of the interior of the basilica of maxentius a large monumental building located in the heart of ancient rome. The basilica of maxentius was once one of the most important buildings in the city and its interior is a masterpiece of ancient roman architecture.

explore the pantheon one of the bestpreserved buildings from ancient rome. The pantheon is a testament to the architectural prowess of the ancient romans and is considered one of the greatest masterpieces of ancient architecture.

the capitoline hill is one of the seven hills of rome and one of the most historic sites in the city. It is the location of the capitoline museums which house an impressive collection of ancient art and sculptures as well as the magnificent piazza del campidoglio designed by michelangelo. The hill was also the site of the temple of jupiter optimus maximus one of the largest temples in ancient rome and the roman senate.

rome reborn offers a unique opportunity to explore ancient rome through virtual reality. Visitors can use vr headsets to travel back in time and experience the city as it was in the past. This immersive experience is designed to bring the history and culture of ancient rome to life and is a mustvisit for anyone interested in roman history and archaeology.

to book your virtual tour of rome reborn simply visit their website at www.Romereborn.Org and click on the “book a tour” button. You can choose from a variety of different tours each offering a different perspective on the city’ s history and cultural heritage. All tours are conducted by expert guides who are passionate about rome and its history. So don’ t wait book your virtual tour today and experience ancient rome like never before!

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Ancient Rome comes to life with Virtual Reality Bus

Tourists can experience the rome of 2,000 years ago with 3d bus tour..

This summer Rome launched the city's first Virtual Reality Bus, an immersive 3D experience which brings to life the central archaeological area of the capital.

It is now possible to travel among the ruins of ancient Rome and discover how they were 2,000 years ago, with the Virtual Reality Bus, a 16-seater vehicle equipped with cutting-edge technology.

Passengers on the electric bus can view the Imperial Fora, Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Circus Maximus and Theatre of Marcellus thanks to "visor free" VR displays, with all imagery created by visual effects specialists under the guidance of archaeologists.

All the 3D displays are visible directly on the OLED screens superimposed on the windows of the bus, with a system of motorised curtains that allows passengers to compare the present with the past.

“The VrBus project will allow visitors to literally immerse themselves in the history of Rome", said the city's mayor Roberto Gualtieri, who described it as a "one-of-a-kind initiative" that will take tourists and Roman residents "on a journey to discover Rome's past."

Imperial Rome - Virtual Reality Bus is active every day from 16.20 to 19.40 (last tour), departing from Piazza della Madonna di Loreto, at the Trajan's Column end of Via dei Fori Imperiali.

The tour, lasting 30 minutes, is available in Italian and English. Tickets can be bought online or at the ticket office near Trajan's Column. For full details see website .

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Take a tour of the Colosseum by animated and interactive 3D reconstruction. Explore Palatine Hill & Roman Forum at your own pace.

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Colosseum virtual reality tour.

Travel back in time to ancient Rome while visiting the Colosseum on this small-group tour. See the period when the Colosseum knew its moments of greatest glory.

Experience reconstruction of the Colosseum in 3D thanks to VR technology and a simple app integrated with audio commentary. Walk through the square, inside the Arena, to the roar of ferocious lions and fighting gladiators, and along mysterious underground corridors where slaves prepared the shows and gladiator fights on the Colosseum Arena Floor.

See Ancient Rome like it was back in the day during the Roman Empire and marvel at how the Colosseum looked back in the day. And have a memorable experience with unique virtual reality reconstructions of the iconic Colosseum. 

After your virtual experience, skip the line to enter the Colosseum on your small group tour. This iconic symbol of Rome was built to accommodate 50,000 to 75,000 spectators. Experience the Colosseum’s true greatness with exclusive access.

After exploring the Colosseum, explore the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill as part of the cultural visit. With this virtual reality tour, you will avoid all the long lines at the entrance.

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• Oculus VR headset with audio commentary in English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French or Italian (depending on your choice during the booking process), Samsung S7 rental, and English-speaking VR assistant
• Skip-the-line entrance ticket to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill
• Third-party insurance
• Access to the Underground, Arena Floor, and the Third Ring
• Personal expenses
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• English, Italian, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese

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• This activity is non-refundable
• Wheelchair accessible
• The activity is suitable for up to 25 participants
• Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the arranged time
• What to bring: Children under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult and carry a valid ID document
• What to wear: Comfortable shoes
• Not allowed: Luggage or large bags

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We booked this activity for 2 adults and a 9-year-old who is fanatical about Ancient Rome - this tour was excellent for both adults and children alike. You wear the headset and can view the exterior, interior, and the underground of the Colosseum as it would have been. Very fascinating and gets the children's imagination going! The staff is also very friendly and helpful - I wouldn't hesitate to book with them again. Thank you

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This was amazing! Perfect for anyone who doesn't like the usual tour guide activity. This small-group virtual tour was amazing! We went in through the gladiator entrance, and it was a special experience to see how the Colosseum looked back in the day. Out of all the sites visited, the Arena Floor was incredible to see and stand where the gladiators used to fight. The tour required wearing VR glasses. I felt a bit silly surrounded by people with the headset on, but soon I got over it, and it was a great tour.

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Imperial Rome – Virtual Reality Bus: begin your journey back in time!

Rediscover the original splendor of ancient monuments reconstructed in 3D by riding a bus through Rome’s central archaeological area

Who among us has never wished to take a trip back in time to discover how a place looked centuries and centuries ago? In the case of Rome, then, the wish is even greater. For the city is littered with the remains of marvelous monuments and architecture, which arouse in anyone who observes them the curiosity to know how marvelous they must have looked in their ancient entirety.

Today, thanks to new technologies, it will be possible to peek back through the centuries and find out! From June 23, in fact, thanks to the exhibition Imperial Rome – Virtual Reality Bus , it will be possible to admire, on board a small electric bus, the three-dimensional reconstruction of the ancient monuments of the Capital. This is a 3D immersive experience tour, due to special “visor free” VR technology. All reconstructions of the architecture are enjoyed directly on OLED screens superimposed on the windows of the bus, and a system of motorized curtains will allow people to admire the beauties of today and compare them with those of the past.

All of this is supported by sounds, music and an integrated fragrance emission system specially developed by Integra Fragance s in order to ensure a truly immersive experience. In addition, thanks to the Movx patent (with 3 Gps, a three-axis accelerometer, a magnetometer, a velocimeter and a surface laser) it is possible to synchronize the speed and position of the bus in real physical space with those in virtual space, recording and reproducing every movement, curve, pothole or bump.

Are you ready to experience this amazing adventure? Just sit in the electric bus, equipped with 16 seats, traveling at an average speed equal to that of a scooter, and simply look out of the windows. The approximately 30-minute route will wind through the heart of Rome’s historic center, from the Imperial Forums to the Colosseum, from the Palatine Hill to the Circus Maximus to the Theater of Marcellus. The traveling exhibition was created by Invisible Cities , a start-up created by Arsenal 23 with the support of Linkem and the collaboration of visual effects specialists and archaeologists.

It should also be noted that the VR Bus is totally electric; therefore, it will be possible to enjoy the show with full respect for the environment.

Imperial Rome – Virtual Reality Bus

Daily from 4.20pm to 7.40 pm. The 30-minute tour can be enjoyed in Italian and English.

Tickets: €15 euro (€10 with MIC card); meeting point Piazza della Madonna di Loreto (Via dei Fori Imperiali).

Tickets can be purchased directly from the ticket office near Trajan’s Column (Imperial Forums) or on this website .

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Private VR Tour of Rome Ancient City and Colosseum

• Explore the Colosseum and Roman Forum with virtual-reality headsets
• See what these legendary ruins looked like in the 3rd century
• Skip the ticket line at the popular Colosseum
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• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Not wheelchair accessible
• NB: You must have a valid photo ID to enter the Colosseum (student's ID, Driver License, Passport or State ID all work.)
• You walk through the ancient city and wear 3D glasses in carefully selected and particularly suggestive spots.
• We enter the Colosseum to walk on the Colosseum Arena, but use of 3D glasses is not allowed only inside the Colosseum.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• Colosseum and Roman Forum are ancient sites and not wheelchair friendly. We encourage those with mobility problems to explore different tour options. This tour lasts 3 hours and a fair amount of walking is involved, including stairs and uphill paths.
• Strollers are allowed but not recommended, as stairs are steep and the ground is uneven.
• There is no scheduled break, but it will be possible to stop for restrooms along the path.
• For security reasons, all visitors and their luggage shall be screened; all objects (including mobile phones) must be put in the bag/backpack or in the tray for X-ray screening. Large backpacks, camping bags, bulky bags, and luggage/trolleys are not allowed; medium and small backpacks can be shouldered and must be checked, as any other bag, with metal detectors, opened and visually inspected by security.
• Wear comfortable shoes; bring hat and sunscreen.
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate

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Circus Maximus GO

Circus Maximus GO  is the first  Virtual Tour  in  Rome  to discover the  Circus Maximus  and participate in the race with the quadrigas.

It is an animated and interactive  3D  historical reconstruction in  Virtual Reality . It is proposed as a cultural learning product; educational; formative; fun and suitable for all age groups. Also, it is a solution for activities to be carried out in company and outdoors. The experience is an integration to the beautiful Circo Maximo Experience  project of the  Municipality of Rome  and  Zetema . It allows you to get to know and deepen the Circense Pump and participate directly in the chariot race.

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Meet the staff at the agreed point and join the group. This will be happy to welcome you and give you all the necessary information on the unfolding of your Circus Maximus GO virtual tour .

With our animated 3D reconstruction integrated with professional multilingual music and audio tracks, exploring the Circus Maximus has never been easier and more exciting! All the contents within the reconstruction that you will observe, were handled by the Digilab Archeo & Arte3D department of the La Sapienza University of Rome .

Circus Maximus Virtual Tour

Then put on a latest generation VR viewer and immerse yourself in Ancient Rome . During the experience you will be faced with steps to take and explore. Five different areas through the most significant stages in the history of Rome . From the founding of the city, which took place in 753 BC, to its maximum splendor.

Meet Romulus, the first King of Rome , intent on tracing the sacred and impassable border of his city. Around you the seven hills that enclose a thin and bare valley. Then take a look around, here is the Murcia Valley in all its splendor. Reclaimed by the Tarquini kings, it will host the first wooden amphitheater in history, the Circus Maximus .

Watch the city slowly take shape. You will have in front of you an urbanized city and set to shine. Here you will find the Foro Boario, the first market for the import and export of raw materials on the Tiber River.

Outside the Circus Maximus…

Before heading to the main entrance of the Circus Maximus , take the third step. Immerse yourself in the Severan era. It is precisely here that Rome reached its maximum splendor. Walk along the Via Appia Antica; meets the ancient Romans; soldiers; common people; admire the majestic Septizodium, the two-story fountain; then the Arch of Titus; the numerous tabernae; shops of all kinds; and finally, in the distance, you can see the overhanging and spectacular setting of the Colosseum .

The Chariot Race

After a short break, our staff will take you inside the amphitheater itself. Are you ready for an even more exciting adventure? Put on the VR viewer again and get ready to play. Virtually enter the imposing structure of the Circus Maximus . Look around. Precious marbles; columns; temples. A triumph of pride and grandeur. Did you know it could accommodate nearly 385,000 spectators? Hear the sound of the trumpets. These announce the beginning of the Pompa Circensis, the triumphant entry of the emperor followed by a parade of chariots; musicians; dancers and ornamental floats.

After learning the history of Rome and the Circus Maximus , all that remains is to participate in the competition. Put on the VR viewer for the last time and become the protagonist of the long-awaited chariot race. So, choose the faction; the color of the horse; grab the controller and go. Run as fast as you can. Overtake opponents. Avoid spectacular crashes and crashes like in the Ben Hur movie. Oh, no you fell! Wipe away the sweat and stand up. Force. You only have 7 laps around the plug to complete in order to win the winning prize. 1 million sesterces, the crown of that time and the crowd around you cheering and cheering on the new winner. Will it be you?

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• VR assistant in Italian and English
• VR headsets
• RC insurance
• Integrated audio guide (Italian, English)
• Eye mask cover for VR headset
• Hand sanitizing gel

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• Tourist guide
• Food & Drinks
• Transport to/from the Hotel

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Important things to know.

• Please show the voucher to the staff (also in electronic format)
• It is advisable to arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the start of the activity. Customers who arrive late at the meeting point can NO longer participate in the booked tour, therefore they are not entitled to any type of refund.
• Tour available every day from Monday to Sunday.
• Not available on January 1st, May 1st, December 25th.
• Online bookings must be made at least 24 hours in advance, last minute bookings are accepted by phone or email.
• Comfortable shoes are recommended
• Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult and bring a valid identity document
• Large suitcases and bags are not allowed inside the attraction
• The activity is suitable for a maximum of 25 participants
• For help with meeting points or other urgent issues, please phone +39 3313586107

Meet us here

The meeting point established is Via di San Gregorio (corner of Via dei Cerchi). Here you will meet our staff featuring a black flag with a gold “Ancient & Recent” logo.

Via di San Gregorio, 00186, Rome

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Need to cancel your trip?

If the tour is canceled at least 7 days before departure, there is no lack of cancellation. Cancellation between 6 and 4 days before departure, a 50% cancellation fee will be charged. Tour cancellation within 3 days (72 hours) of departure, a 100% cancellation fee will be charged. The refund will be made only if the tour has been paid for and booked with Ancient & Recent, within one week of cancellation. The payment will not be refunded for any other reason (weather, change of travel program, illness, loss of the train …) To change the date or tme of your tour please email us at [email protected] or phone on +39 3313586107

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VR WALKING TOUR OF ANCIENT ROME

Get ready for the ultimate birthday bash every April 21st—it’s Rome’s big day! Way back in 753 BC, a guy named Romulus decided to draw a giant line in the sand and said, “This is Rome!” Can you imagine a city so old it’s been telling stories for over 2700 years? That’s a lot of birthday candles!

Now, hold onto your hats, because we’re not just going to talk about Rome’s epic past—we’re going to jump right into it! With a little help from our friend, virtual reality, we can stroll through the ancient streets, peek into majestic buildings, and hang out in bustling market squares from thousands of years ago.

Zip through Rome’s grand palaces, sneak a peek at the fancy homes of ancient celebrities, and see what everyday life was like when togas were the latest fashion trend. With virtual reality, you get to explore, learn, and have a ton of fun—all without leaving your room!

By the time you’re done, Rome will never look the same to you again—it’ll be like your new ancient playground! So, are you ready to time-travel and party like it’s 753 BC? Let’s go!

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Enjoy this free virtual tour of the Colosseum to get a glimpse of the magnificent monument. This 360 Colosseum view captures the Colosseum’s grand dimensions and elegant architecture. For a free Colosseum tour from the convenience of your own home, watch the Colosseum video below!

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Private Skip-The-Line Colosseum Tour with Forum, Palatine Hill & VR Experience

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Private Skip-The-Line Colosseum Tour with Forum, Palatine Hill & VR Experience

Join us for a privately guided tour of Rome’s most famous monument; the Colosseum.  Our tour kicks off at an ideal location for amazing photos of the classic Roman cityscape.  This is the perfect place to begin the story of Rome.

Your professional and fully licensed guide will lead you inside the Colosseum, taking you back from the time of its construction through the excitement of the gladiator games, and giving you the truly incredible stories behind Rome’s most famous landmark.

You will continue your travel back in time visiting the Palatine archeological site where the first village of Rome was founded and where the Roman emperors built their political buildings and private palaces, and another breathtaking view of both the old and new city of Rome from one of its seven hills.

Before long you will find yourself in the Roman Forum, the main political and administrative centre of the ancient city where you will walk among religious temples, through triumphal arches and past majestic basilicas to the pulpit where the Caesars gave their legendary speeches.

Thanks to our amazing guides, you will have fun learning much of the history of Rome and the fascinating context that gave birth to the Colosseum, leaving with all your questions answered and curiosities explored. And with our unique virtual reality experience made available to you at three points along the tour, you will see what ancient Rome actually looked like from the exact spot that you are standing, and in this case the scale of the historic reality brought to life is even more powerful than you might imagine.  This private tour allows you to spend more time at the sites that interest you most.

Tour Details

What’s included.

• Live Professional and Licensed Tour Guide
• Skip the Line Colosseum Entrance
• VR Experiences

Good to Know

• For security reasons, it is strictly forbidden to enter with large backpacks, bulky bags or luggage. Small backpacks and standard purses/bags are allowed but must be screened by metal detectors. They must be opened and visually inspected by the security.
• It is recommended to wear comfortable, closed toe shoes.
• Our tours go rain or shine, and we encourage all guests to consult the weather forecast and plan your dress accordingly. In the summer months, please prepare for the heat by bringing/wearing adequate sun protection, and staying hydrated. Even if you are accustomed to high temperatures, air-conditioning is not always available in Italy.
• For safety reasons, the Colosseum can only hold up to 3.000 people at a time, so there could be delays in accessing the site, even for pre-reserved priority tickets, if the maximize capacity is reached at the time of our reserved entry.

• 1 Private Guide
• 2 Visit of the first and second tiers of the Colosseum
• 3 Visit of the Roman Forum
• 4 Visit of the Palatine Hill archeological site
• 5 Breathtaking view of the Roman Forum
• 6 VR experiences

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The tour meets at  Largo Gaetana Agnesi , above the second floor of the Metro line B (Blue line) Colosseo stop.

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The tour meets at Largo Gaetana Agnesi, above the second floor of the Metro line B (Blue line) Colosseo stop.

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If you are having difficulty finding the meeting location for your tour, please call us at +39 338 309 7398 and our staff will be happy to help you find your way.

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Absolutely! We’re a great family activity and way to introduce your children to the fascinating history of Rome, without waiting in hours-long lines.

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The tour meeting time is 15 minutes prior to the start time. No refunds or re-bookings can be provided for late arrivals or no-shows after tour commencement or departure.

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I've been a tour guide in Rome for 16 years. Here are 5 tourist attractions that are worth it and 5 you can skip.

Posted: May 28, 2024 | Last updated: May 28, 2024

• After 16 years of working as a tour guide in Rome , I've figured out the best attractions.
• I always recommend visiting the Park of the Aqueducts and the  Ostia Antica archeological site.
• But I think the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, and Mouth of Truth attractions are overcrowded. 

Rome is pretty crowded — the city welcomed a record-breaking 35 million tourists in 2023. Any gorgeous photos you see of breathtaking and empty piazzas were likely taken long before most people have woken up.

As a seasoned Roman tour guide for the past 16 years, I would never say certain attractions have no merit. But after years of interacting with travelers , I understand that people want alternatives.

Luckily, Rome has priceless art and artifacts around every corner.

Here are five popular attractions that are worth visiting, and five you might want to skip.

The Capitoline Museums offer plenty of art and archeological finds.

Located on Capitoline Hill, the Capitoline Museums offer a treasure trove of ancient Roman art and artifacts.

Despite their historical significance as some of the oldest public museums in the world , they're often overlooked by tourists.

The well-curated collections include masterpieces by renowned artists like Michelangelo and Caravaggio, ancient bronzes, and frescoes. It's a must-visit for any art enthusiast seeking a quieter, more intimate experience.

Don't miss the Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano.

As one of Rome's four major basilicas, San Giovanni in Laterano (also known as the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran) boasts a stunning display of baroque architecture and intricate frescoes.

It may not be as famous as some of Rome's other churches, but its grandeur and historical importance as the oldest papal basilica in the city make it a hidden gem worth exploring.

The Park of the Aqueducts is beautiful and full of history.

Escape the crowds and stagnant air of the city center and venture into a tranquil Park of the Aqueducts (Parco degli Acquedotti).

Here, you'll see towering arches of 11 aqueducts that once carried water to the heart of ancient Rome. It's a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll on the ancient Latin Road or a picnic away from the crowds.

The attraction also offers a unique perspective on the ingenuity of Roman engineering.

There's incredible art in the Basilica of Sant’Agostino.

Art lovers shouldn't miss the exquisite "Madonna dei Pellegrini" housed within the Cavalletti Chapel at Basilica di Sant'Agostino in Campo Marzio.

The dramatic interplay of light and shadow in Caravaggio's painting comes alive in the serene church, providing a captivating glimpse into the artist's unparalleled talent and revolutionary style.

A Roman vacation isn't complete without a trip to Ostia Antica.

Step back in time and explore the remarkably well-preserved ruins of Ostia Antica, Rome's ancient seaport.

The archaeological site offers a quieter and less time-consuming alternative to the crowds of Pompeii a little farther south. Visitors can wander through ancient streets, houses, and Roman theaters in a more peaceful setting than the Roman Forum.

Plus, you can enjoy a seafood lunch overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea after your visit .

On the other hand, the Vatican Museums are overcrowded.

Although the Vatican Museums are undeniably home to some of the world's most renowned art collections, they're almost always swarming with tourists.

The crowds and long queues can detract from your overall experience. In peak season , the Vatican easily sees 20,000 to 30,000 visitors a day.

It's virtually impossible to admire the art as you're shuttled through each gallery until everyone spills into the Sistine Chapel . Even the bathroom lines can be a 30-minute wait.

Unless you are willing to spend a lot of money on an official tour before the museums are open to the public or visit in the offseason , you should consider alternative attractions.

You can get a good view of the Colosseum without going inside.

As iconic as it may be, the Colosseum can be overwhelming, particularly during peak tourist seasons .

Its historical significance is undeniable, but exploring the ancient amphitheater can be a challenge among the swarms of visitors.

Acquiring tickets is also tricky. We often have to time our online purchases perfectly, refreshing the page in 10-minute intervals. Tickets sell out quickly and are sometimes resold by large companies.

Consider alternative viewpoints or guided tours for a more personalized experience. I also like taking in the exterior around 9 a.m. or in the evening when it lights up.

Walking the Appian Way might be a letdown.

The Appian Way is significant in Roman history as the oldest and most important road. But its appeal may be lost on the average tourist.

Nowadays, there are loads of bike and bus tours to the Catacombs along the road — making it crowded — and public transport there is difficult.

I suggest visiting the Park of the Aqueducts instead. It's an easy metro ride from Termini Station and offers a glimpse into what the Roman countryside would've been like.

Everyone wants a photo in front of the Trevi Fountain — and that's the problem.

Although undeniably one of Rome's most famous landmarks , the Trevi Fountain is often teeming with tourists jostling for the perfect selfie.

The sheer volume of visitors can detract from the fountain's beauty and significance, making it challenging to appreciate it in peace.

If you insist on throwing a coin in, go as early in the morning as possible — otherwise, it's a zoo.

I wouldn't wait in line for the Mouth of Truth.

Made famous by its appearance in classic films like "Roman Holiday," the Mouth of Truth may not live up to the hype for many visitors.

According to medieval legend, the stone mask will bite off the hand of any liar who enters its mouth, which has made it popular with tourists.

But the brief photo opportunity doesn't justify the long queues. Plus, it was probably just used as a drain cover in the Temple of Hercules.

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Tournoi Olympique de Football masculin 2024 : Les équipes

Le Tournoi Olympique de Football masculin, Paris 2024 a lieu du 24 juillet au 9 août. Découvrez ici les informations principales concernant toutes les équipes participantes.

Les 16 équipes participantes sont connues

Trois anciens vainqueurs du tournoi participeront à Paris 2024

Les équipes ont été réparties en quatre groupes de quatre

Seize nations de toutes les confédérations participeront au Tournoi Olympique de Football masculin, Paris 2024 .

À Paris 2024, les 16 équipes sont réparties en quatre groupes de quatre. Le tournoi débutera le 24 juillet, à l'avant-veille de la cérémonie d'ouverture des Jeux Olympiques de Paris 2024, pour se conclure le 9 août.

Découvrez ci-dessous, en bref, les profils des équipes participantes.

Groupe A Groupe A

France france.

Sélectionneur : Thierry Henry Comment elle s'est qualifiée : Pays hôte Nombre de participations : 13 (Paris 1900, Londres 1908, Anvers 1920, Paris 1924, Amsterdam 1928, Londres 1948, Helsinki 1952, Rome 1960, Mexico 1968, Montréal 1976, Los Angeles 1984, Atlanta 1996, Tokyo 2020) Meilleur parcours : Médaille d'or (Los Angeles 1984)

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États-Unis États-Unis

Sélectionneur : Marko Mitrović Comment ils se sont qualifiés : Vainqueur du Championnat U-20 de la Concacaf 2022 Nombre de participations : 14 (Saint-Louis 1904, Paris 1924, Amsterdam 1928, Berlin 1936, Londres 1948, Helsinki 1952, Melbourne 1956, Munich 1972, Los Angeles 1984, Séoul 1988, Barcelone 1992, Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000, Pékin 2008) Meilleur parcours : Médaille d'argent (Saint-Louis 1904)

Nouvelle-Zélande Nouvelle-Zélande

Sélectionneur : Darren Bazeley Comment elle s'est qualifiée : Vainqueur du Tournoi de qualification olympique de l'OFC 2023 Nombre de participations : 3 (Pékin 2008, Londres 2012, Tokyo 2020) Meilleur parcours : Quart de finale (Tokyo 2020)

Guinée Guinée

Sélectionneur : Kaba Diawara Comment elle s'est qualifiée : vainqueur du barrage AFC-CAF Nombre de participations : 1 (Mexico 1968) Meilleur parcours : Phase de groupes

Groupe B Groupe B

Maroc maroc.

Sélectionneur : Tarik Sektioui Comment il s'est qualifié : Vainqueur de la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations U-23 de la CAF 2023 Nombre de participations : 7 (Tokyo 1964, Munich 1972, Los Angeles 1984, Barcelone 1992, Sydney 2000, Athènes 2004, Londres 2012) Meilleur parcours : Deuxième tour (Munich 1972)

Argentine Argentine

Sélectionneur : Javier Mascherano Comment elle s'est qualifiée : 1er du Tournoi pré-olympique de la CONMEBOL 2024 Nombre de participations : 9 (Amsterdam 1928, Rome 1960, Tokyo 1964, Séoul 1988, Atlanta 1996, Athènes 2004, Pékin 2008, Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020) Meilleur parcours : Médaille d'or (Athènes 2004, Pékin 2008)

Sélectionneur : Radhi Shenaishil Swadi Comment il s'est qualifié : Troisième de la Coupe d'Asie U-23 de l’AFC 2024 Nombre de participations : 5 (Moscou 1980, Los Angeles 1984, Séoul 1988, Athènes 2004, Rio 2016) Meilleurs parcours : quatrième (Athènes 2004)

Ukraine Ukraine

Sélectionneur : Ruslan Rotan Comment elle s'est qualifiée : Demi-finaliste de l'EURO U-21 de l'UEFA 2023 Nombre de participations : 0

Groupe C Groupe C

Ouzbékistan ouzbékistan.

Sélectionneur : Timur Kapadze Comment il s'est qualifié : Finaliste de la Coupe d'Asie U-23 de l’AFC 2024 Nombre de participations : 0

Espagne Espagne

Sélectionneur : Santi Denia Comment elle s'est qualifiée : Vainqueur de l'EURO U-21 de l'UEFA 2023 Nombre de participations : 11 (Anvers 1920, Paris 1924, Amsterdam 1928, Mexico 1968, Montréal 1976, Moscou 1980, Barcelone 1992, Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000, Londres 2012, Tokyo 2020) Meilleur parcours : Médaille d'or (Barcelone 1992)

Égypte Égypte

Sélectionneur : Rogério Micale Comment elle s'est qualifiée : Finaliste de la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations U-23 de la CAF 2023 Nombre de participations : 12 (Anvers 1920, Paris 1924, Amsterdam 1928, Berlin 1936, Londres 1948, Helsinki 1952, Rome 1960, Tokyo 1964, Los Angeles 1984, Barcelone 1992, Londres 2012, Tokyo 2020) Meilleur parcours : Quatrième (Amsterdam 1928, Tokyo 1964)dom

République dominicaine République dominicaine

Sélectionneur : Ibai Gómez Comment elle s'est qualifiée : Finaliste du Championnat U-20 de la Concacaf 2022 Nombre de participations : 0

Groupe D Groupe D

Japon japon.

Sélectionneur : Go Oiwa Comment il s'est qualifié : Vainqueur de la Coupe d'Asie U-23 de l’AFC 2024 Nombre de participations : 11 (Berlin 1936, Melbourne 1956, Tokyo 1964, Mexico 1968, Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000, Athènes 2004, Pékin 2008, Londres 2012, Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020) Meilleurs parcours : médaille de bronze (Mexico 1968)

Paraguay Paraguay

Sélectionneur : Carlos Jara Saguier Comment il s'est qualifié : Deuxième du Tournoi pré-olympique de la CONMEBOL 2024 Nombre de participations : 2 (Barcelone 1992, Athènes 2004) Meilleur parcours : Médaille d'argent (Athènes 2004)

Sélectionneur : Alou Badra Diallo Comment il s'est qualifié : Troisième de la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations U-23 de la CAF 2023 Nombre de participations : 1 (Athènes 2004) Meilleur parcours : Quart de finale (Athènes 2004)

Israël Israël

Sélectionneur : Guy Luzon Comment elle s'est qualifiée : Demi-finaliste de l'EURO U-21 de l'UEFA 2023 Nombre de participations : 2 (Mexico 1968, Montréal 1976) Meilleur parcours : Quart de finale (Mexico 1968, Montréal 1976)