• Circus Maximus - Begin at the mighty Circus Maximus, where Caesar will have come to watch the races, famous for being the largest stadium for chariot racing in the world, with marble seating for over 250,000 spectators.

Admire the stunning views of the ancient palaces of the Palatine cascading down the hill, and wander down the hill towards the River Tiber and look over the bridge to Trastevere where Julius Caesar had a villa and where he housed Cleopatra.

• Rome - Head towards the centre of governance in Ancient Rome, the Capitoline Hill, and be wowed by the spectacular view overlooking the ruins of the Roman Forum, the cradle of the gods and of ancient civilization, and at the far end, the Colosseum.

See the buildings that were begun by Caesar including the temple to Venus, and the Curia, and his spy’s humble resting place in the centre of the Forum.

• Piazza Venezia / Ancient City - Walk back through Piazza Venezia, through the picturesque Jewish Ghetto toward the spectacular ruins at Largo Argentina.

End your tour here with the dramatic story of Caesar’s assassination, on those very steps! Stabbed 23 times by his enemies, so the blame was shared; including his trusted friend, Brutus, is where the mighty Julius Caesar was finally toppled.

• A private group tour with a local, professional guide
• Ample photo opportunities at your favoured locations

• Food and drink
• Gratuities
• Hotel pickup/drop-off
• Transportation throughout tour

Journey through the Rome of Julius Caesar. Despite being born into a poor noble family with no political aspirations in the ‘suburb’, Julius Caesar’s destiny was not predetermined to rise as a consul of Rome, ultimately becoming its permanent dictator and one of the most iconic and influential figures in history.

A shrewd politician and an exceptional military tactician, Caesar led Rome into extensive territorial growth, vanquishing foes decisively and earning widespread popularity among commoners. His enduring contributions, like the initiation of the Julian Calendar in Rome–indicating a year comprising 365.25 days split into 12 months–still reverberates throughout history.

Your exploit of Julius Caesar’s Rome will delve into the city’s historical archaeology, tracing his footsteps. Uncover Caesar’s birthplace in 100 BCE, Suburra, which was a lowly area now forming part of the fashionable Monti district. Culminate your exploration where his spirited existence tragically terminated at the amphitheatre of Pompey, located in Largo Argentina.

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