Rome: Wonders of Ancient Rome at DuskPrivate Tour in English
ID: GYG391580-O-710266
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国家: Italy
持续时间:
02:00 小时
描述
Discover the wonders of Ancient Rome on this two hour walking tour at dusk. From the outside, see the most iconic sites of the Roman Empire including the Colosseum and Roman Forum, and learn about the historic importance of these locations.
See the very best of Rome at night, far from the busy daytime crowds. Start your adventure outside the Colosseum, one of the most famous landmarks of the city. Listen to stories of how it was constructed and the bloody games and gladiator battles which took place here.
Next, take a look at the impressive Arch of Constantine, then retrace the steps of Ancient Romans under the moonlight as you head to the Roman Forum. Upon arrival, marvel at the Temple of Castor and Pollux, the Arch of Titas, and the Senate House.
Hear about the notorious emperors who ruled over Ancient Rome, and what life was like here during that time. Continue on to Trajan’s Forum, and snap a photo in front of the Column of Trajan. Finally, climb Capitoline Hill and marvel at the panoramic view that stretches out before you.
亮点
- Explore the heart of Ancient Rome far from the daytime crowds
- Uncover the history of the Colosseum and the Roman Forum
- See the famous Trajan's Forum and climb Capitoline Hill
- Listen to stories of Ancient Rome's notorious emperors and fearless gladiators
- Choose between a small group or private tour
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重要信息
• This is a two hour tour
• Choose an English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Chinese, or Russian-speaking guide
• Please note, this tour does not go inside the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, or the Trajan Forum
• This tour runs rain or shine, unless in very unsuitable weather conditions. If the tour is canceled, you'll be offered an alternative date or a full refund
• The small group tour has a maximum of eight participants
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取消
此游览您可以在旅行开始前48小时内免费取消。如果您在48小时后取消或未出现在游览中，您仍将被收取活动的全额费用。迟到接送或出发将被视为未出现。
