Squares And Fountains - Imperial Rome

The tour will start from the Arch of Constantine testimony of Imperial Rome that was ending, last of the triumphal arches that was built by the Senate for the first Christian Emperor, we will then continue in the near Colosseum inaugurated in 80 AD being one of the most visited monuments in the world that still retains evidence of Gladiators struggles. We will then continue on to the imperial Forum, the Forum of Caesar inaugurated by Julius Caesar on September 26, 46 BC inaugurated the Forum of Trajan 113 AD, we will continue in the famous Venice Square rich in history from antiquity to the Mussolini period with its Altar of the Fatherland that dominates the scene. Walking towards Campo dei Fiori that until the fifteenth century did not exist as such, and in its place there was a flowery meadow with some cultivated gardens, hence the name. In Campo de 'Fiori were held executions were held and punishments for example hangings. In this square on Thursday, February 17th, 1600 the philosopher and Dominican friar Giordano Bruno was burnt alive, accused of heresy. The tour will continue to Navona Square, the square of street artists but also private residence of the Pope Innocent X Pamphilj in 600, to crown the square there are the works of Bernini and Borromini and below the Roman remains, the Stadium of Domitian visible from the street and still accessible is an example of how Greece inspired by the throughout the entire West.


Not included: headsets
Duration: 3 hours
Departure Point: Arch of Constantine
DR0P off Tour:  Campo dei Fiori
Headsets – we suggest you headsets starting from 10 people

Stops: Colosseum, Constantine Arch., Imperial Forum, Venice Square, Campo de’ Fiori, Navona square, Pantheon, hadrianeum piazza colonna Trevi Fountain Spanish Steps