• Circus Maximus - Start at the grand Circus Maximus, where Caesar would have attended the races. Known as the largest chariot racing stadium globally, it featured marble seating for over 250,000 spectators.

Take in the breathtaking views of the ancient palaces on the Palatine Hill, then stroll down towards the River Tiber. From the bridge, gaze at Trastevere, where Julius Caesar had a villa and hosted Cleopatra.

• Rome - Proceed to the heart of Ancient Rome’s governance, the Capitoline Hill, and be amazed by the stunning view of the Roman Forum ruins, the birthplace of the gods and ancient civilization, with the Colosseum at the far end.

Observe the structures initiated by Caesar, including the temple to Venus, the Curia, and his spy’s modest resting place in the Forum’s center.

• Piazza Venezia / Ancient City - Walk back through Piazza Venezia, passing the charming Jewish Ghetto towards the impressive ruins at Largo Argentina.

Conclude your tour with the dramatic tale of Caesar’s assassination on these very steps! Stabbed 23 times by his adversaries to share the blame, including his trusted friend, Brutus, this is where the great Julius Caesar met his end.

• 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

Discover the Rome of Julius Caesar, who was born into a financially struggling aristocratic family in the ‘suburban’ area, with no initial political aspirations. Despite this, Julius Caesar rose to become not only a consul of Rome but also its sole perpetual dictator, becoming one of history’s most renowned and influential figures.

A shrewd politician and exceptional military strategist, Caesar propelled Rome into expansion, decisively overcoming adversaries and winning the affection of the common populace. His contributions have resonated through time, notably the introduction of the Julian Calendar in Rome, which established the year at 365.25 days, divided into 12 months.

The Tour of Julius Caesar’s Rome will explore the city’s archaeological roots, tracing his journey. Visit Caesar’s birthplace in 100 BCE - Suburra, a once impoverished area now transformed into the fashionable Monti district, and conclude the tour at the site of his dramatic demise on the steps of the Theatre of Pompey at Largo Argentina.

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