• Via dei Fori Imperiali - Stroll along this magnificent avenue, bordered by ancient Roman forums, linking the Colosseum to Piazza Venezia. Enjoy breathtaking views of the ruins, showcasing the might and history of imperial Rome.
• Piazza del Campidoglio - Explore the symbolic heart of ancient Rome and discover Michelangelo’s redesigned piazza, which remains a center of political and cultural importance today.
• Teatro di Marcello - Travel back in time at this historic theater commissioned by Julius Caesar. It predates and influenced the design of the Colosseum, with its ruins now harmoniously integrated with modern apartments. Here, meet Volumnia Chyteris, an ancient Roman Mime.
• Ghetto Ebraico - Meander through this historic district, founded in 1555, and experience its rich culture, reflecting a unique blend of Roman and Jewish traditions.
• Area Sacra di Largo Argentina - Dive into the history of Rome’s first permanent theater, now a cat sanctuary and (spoiler alert) the site of Julius Caesar’s assassination. Here, Brutus and Caesar will each attempt to sway you to their side. The final decision is yours.

• Theatrical performance scenes to bring Julius Caesar’s story to life
• Interactive experience
• Small group
• Expert tour guide specializing in Roman history and storytelling

• Private transportation
• Dinner
• Tips

Most days, life follows its usual path. However, some days alter history forever. The 15th of March 44 BC — the day of Caesar’s assassination — was one such day, and you have the opportunity to be part of it.

Immerse yourself in ancient Rome and experience the final days of Julius Caesar. Guided by Roberta Jones, a time-traveler and certified tour guide, you’ll explore the streets where Caesar rose to power and witness the moment that changed the world forever.

This isn’t just a tour to observe. It’s an experience to live. As you journey through iconic locations — Capitoline Hill, the Jewish Ghetto, and more — actors bring the past to life around you: Caesar, Brutus, Volumnia Cytheris, merging the past with the present. Along the way, you’ll also gain insights about the sites, join Caesar’s army, assume your role as a Roman citizen, and confront the question that troubled Rome itself: is Caesar a hero or a tyrant?

Captivating for adults, exhilarating for children, and unlike anything else you’ll experience in Rome. The Ides of March comes only once. Don’t miss your chance.

• On this tour there is a set of stairs

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.