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Visit Capitoline Hill, Roman Forum and the Colosseum

The Capitoline hill-Roman Forum-Colosseum We climb Capitoline Hill, the smallest and most important hill in ancient times. From here, we will have an interesting view of the current city center and the center of life in roman times: the roman forum. Coming down from the hill, you will see the Arch of Septimius Severus, one of the few standing roman arches and then we will walk by the first mall in history. We walk by the Curia-the roman senate- built by Julius Caesar. Is this the reason why he was murdered? is it there where he was stabbed? I will tell you all about it. Then we will arrive to the biggest amphitheatre built by the Romans, you might know it as The Colosseum even if the Romans never called it that. Come a discover its secrets, architecture and real history.

1 Review
From Rome
Online Experience
1 Hour
Italy
Upto 10 people
English, Spanish
Highlights
  • See two of Rome's most prominent attractions, the Colosseum and Capitoline Hill 
  • Learn about Roman history and lore in lively interactions with a seasoned local guide 
Description

Start this Online Experience by climbing Capitoline Hill, the smallest and most important hill in ancient times. From here, we will have an interesting view of the current city centre and the centre of life in roman times, the Roman Forum. Coming down from the hill, you will see the Arch of Septimius Severus, one of the few standing Roman arches, and then we will walk by the first mall in history. Walk by the Curia, the Roman Senate built by Julius Caesar. This is where we will speculate the reason why he was murdered: Was it there that he was stabbed? Finally, we ended our tour at the Colosseum. Unearth its secrets, understand its architecture and learn its real history as you go around to see the largest amphitheatre built by the Romans. Fun fact, the Romans never called it that!

About this experience
Instructions
  • Please have a good internet connection and zoom app installed on your phone or laptop
  • The instructions to join the meeting will be sent via email shortly after the booking
Know before you go
  • This tour involves walking and travelling to different places; sometimes, the mobile network may be intermittent, and the picture may not be clear. However, we will attempt to minimise such disruptions
  • You can book this tour for 75 EUR for a group of 3 screens or as a private tour for 150 EUR and invite up to 10 friends and family to join this activity with you from all over the world. You will see the option to book this experience as a private tour on the checkout page if it is available for that time slot
  • Since these are live tours, they may be subject to last minute cancellation due to inclement weather, Internet disruptions or other unforeseen circumstances.
Meet your Host
tourHQ Experiences

Gio Lopez has been living in Rome since 2010. She studied Literature and Arts with a major in the Renaissance. Being an Art Historian, this city seemed the natural place for her to be, and she certainly fell in love with it. She has been providing tours in Italy since 2011 to travelers visiting this beautiful country. Since 2014, she has been an official licensed tour guide for the Vatican Museums and Rome. She is fluent in English and Spanish.

Francesca Romani is a licensed tour guide of Rome with an MA in Archaeology. She has been giving tours for over 10 years and is also a certified AIS (Associazione Italiana Sommelier) sommelier. Born and raised in Rome, she has been living in the area of the Castelli Romani, where the Pope has his summer palace, for 16 years. She loves giving wine and food tours, and in this way, she is able to convey and share my huge interest in Italian culture, its habits, food, and way of living. She is glad tourHQ is giving her a chance to reconnect with travelers, so join me on a live tour of Rome! She is waiting for you!


Eleonora Agostini - She was born just outside of Florence. The majestic dome of its Cathedral and its great artists pushed me to study Art History at University. She focused her attention on the birth of the Renaissance. She spent a few years immersed in the city's history, fascinated by the greatest bankers of Florence, who also became the patrons of brilliant artists like Michelangelo and Brunelleschi. After graduating, she worked for the University for a while and published some essays. Then she moved to what she liked the most: being a tour guide. There is nothing more thrilling than to talk about the life of the great, almost mythical, Florentines while walking through the streets to make the City and its art alive.


Daniele Meledandri is an architect and an art lover, with a mix of skills to make his guests live an experience of joy for all of their senses. Walking around the beloved city as a tour leader, Daniele realized that discovering unusual places to see in Rome was something great both for him and his guests. And so, he came up with the idea of introducing a different Rome and started to find and collect really special places and experiences to show the hidden gems of Rome.

Tour Reviews
  • Radhika Behuria

    We did this virtual tour over the weekend with some friends. It was wonderful to be able to see the sights of Rome. Gio was a great guide, very knowledgeable and shared some interesting insights. Would certainly recommend this tour to friends and family.

From USD 83 / Group
Important Information
  • Fully refundable in case of any cancellation upto 2 days before the tour.