During this city walk through Ancient Rome, it seems as if history comes alive again. Here you will learn all about the history of Rome and you will pass some points you will absolutely be amazed of. The city was even the most powerful city in the world during the era of the Roman Empire. Discover the most beautiful sights such as the National Monument, Palazzo Senatorio, Roman Forum and the Colosseum is not forgotten either. There is no other city in the world where you encounter the Catholic faith so regularly, which you will notice during this walking route. Will you walk the 124 marble steps of the Stairs of Heaven to the Santa Maria Aracoeli Church? Or do you prefer to admire it from a distance? With this audio tour, anything is possible!
Where history comes to life: This amphitheater was once the stage for spectacle and combat.
The Colosseum is one of the largest structures of the Roman Empire and could host tens of thousands of spectators. Your audio guide Rome reveals how gladiator fights and public shows entertained the crowds.
Imagine this: The roar of the audience almost still echoes between the stones.
Walk through the ruins: Every stone tells a story from antiquity.
The Roman Forum was once filled with temples, markets and government buildings. Your audio guide Rome shows how this area was the center of power, trade and daily life.
A white monument with meaning: This building symbolizes the unification of Italy.
The Monument to Victor Emmanuel II was built in honor of the first king of a unified Italy. Your audio guide Rome explains why this impressive structure inspires both admiration and debate.
A bridge through time: Cross the Tiber as Romans have done for centuries.
Ponte Palatino connects the historic center with the Trastevere district. Your audio guide Rome shows how this crossing has been important for generations.
Rome as locals know it: Narrow streets, lively squares and a relaxed atmosphere.
Trastevere is known for its authentic character and vibrant energy. Your audio guide Rome reveals how this neighborhood has preserved its charm, away from the crowds of the main sights.
Designed by a master: This square bears the signature of Michelangelo.
Piazza del Campidoglio sits on the Capitoline Hill and is one of the most beautiful squares in Rome. Your audio guide Rome shows how art, politics and history come together here.
A special detail: The entire square is designed in perfect harmony.
