Skip the line Ancient Rome Tour of Colosseum Forums Pantheon & City Highlights

Regardless of any changes you wish to make to the itinerary, the tour will start at the Colosseum, where fast-track entry tickets enable you to skip the queues and begin to explore immediately. Your guide will tell you about the history of this vast amphitheatre, why and how it was built, and relay tales of the dramatic combats that took place there. Following the Colosseum, you’ll move on to the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, both nearby. The Forum was the heart of life in Ancient Rome, and is the location of the ruins of the Temple of Julius Caesar, built where he was cremated, the Arch of Titus, House of the Vestal Virgins, the Senate House and the Basilica of Maxentius, to name but a few. These ruins demonstrate the mix of politics, religion and society, for which the Forum was the hub. One of the most iconic landmarks of Rome today is Il Vittoriano; built in 1885 in honour of King Victor Emmanuel II. This vast marble structure, built in the neoclassical style is nicknamed the “Wedding Cake” by the locals. Not far from here is the Quirinal Palace, official residence of the current Italian President. Next, you’ll view the stunning Trevi Fountain, a real Baroque treasure. You will then pass by the Spanish Steps, and take a stroll to Piazza Navona with its breath-taking fountains and meander through the narrow alleyways to the Pantheon. There is no shortage of great things to see in Rome, and accompanied by a guide you can be sure to experience the very best.

Regardless of any changes you wish to make to the itinerary, the tour will start at the Colosseum, where fast-track entry tickets enable you to skip the queues and begin to explore immediately. Your guide will tell you about the history of this vast amphitheatre, why and how it was built, and relay tales of the dramatic combats that took place there. Following the Colosseum, you’ll move on to the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, both nearby. The Forum was the heart of life in Ancient Rome, and is the location of the ruins of the Temple of Julius Caesar, built where he was cremated, the Arch of Titus, House of the Vestal Virgins, the Senate House and the Basilica of Maxentius, to name but a few. These ruins demonstrate the mix of politics, religion and society, for which the Forum was the hub. One of the most iconic landmarks of Rome today is Il Vittoriano; built in 1885 in honour of King Victor Emmanuel II. This vast marble structure, built in the neoclassical style is nicknamed the “Wedding Cake” by the locals. Not far from here is the Quirinal Palace, official residence of the current Italian President. Next, you’ll view the stunning Trevi Fountain, a real Baroque treasure. You will then pass by the Spanish Steps, and take a stroll to Piazza Navona with its breath-taking fountains and meander through the narrow alleyways to the Pantheon. There is no shortage of great things to see in Rome, and accompanied by a guide you can be sure to experience the very best.