



by Crown Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€248This walking tour lasts between two and three hours and includes entrance to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill archaeological area. The visit begins at the Colosseum, where entry is through the restricted Gladiators' Arena Floor entrance. The guide explains the Colosseum's engineering and its role as a venue for festivals and games that could last up to one hundred days. The amphitheater features over eighty entrances and could hold around fifty thousand spectators. The tour then continues on foot to Palatine Hill, where visitors see the ancient ruins associated with Rome's origins and imperial history. After spending about forty-five minutes there, the group walks to the Roman Forum, once the center of public, social, and political life in ancient Rome, for another forty-five minutes of exploration. Panoramic views of the Colosseum are available during the visit. The tour includes entrance tickets with arena access, reservation fees, and audio equipment to hear the guide clearly. Guests under eighteen may be required to show valid ID for entry. The order of visits may change depending on site arrangements. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. The tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Colosseum
Visit Rome's Colosseum entering through the Gladiators' gate. The official guide shares stories about gladiator fights and ancient battles. Guests can explore the archaeological site at a relaxed pace during about 60 minutes.
60 min
Roman Forum
Walk for approximately 45 minutes through the Roman Forum, the center of public and social life in ancient Rome. Originally a commercial area, it became a political battleground during the Republican Age, marked by public buildings and artworks.
45 min
Palatine Hill
Spend about 45 minutes at Palatine Hill, considered the origin of Rome. The ruins reflect its role as a stronghold in the imperial age and the legendary site of events leading to the city's founding.
45 min
The meeting point is Via della Polveriera 13, about 4 minutes away from the Colosseum. Head the terrace above the “Colosseo” Metro Station. You'll find a pedestrian bridge to cross over. The Crown Tours office is located on the other side of the bridge, heading up the street for about 1 minute.




by Crown Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€248This walking tour lasts between two and three hours and includes entrance to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill archaeological area. The visit begins at the Colosseum, where entry is through the restricted Gladiators' Arena Floor entrance. The guide explains the Colosseum's engineering and its role as a venue for festivals and games that could last up to one hundred days. The amphitheater features over eighty entrances and could hold around fifty thousand spectators. The tour then continues on foot to Palatine Hill, where visitors see the ancient ruins associated with Rome's origins and imperial history. After spending about forty-five minutes there, the group walks to the Roman Forum, once the center of public, social, and political life in ancient Rome, for another forty-five minutes of exploration. Panoramic views of the Colosseum are available during the visit. The tour includes entrance tickets with arena access, reservation fees, and audio equipment to hear the guide clearly. Guests under eighteen may be required to show valid ID for entry. The order of visits may change depending on site arrangements. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. The tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Colosseum
Visit Rome's Colosseum entering through the Gladiators' gate. The official guide shares stories about gladiator fights and ancient battles. Guests can explore the archaeological site at a relaxed pace during about 60 minutes.
60 min
Roman Forum
Walk for approximately 45 minutes through the Roman Forum, the center of public and social life in ancient Rome. Originally a commercial area, it became a political battleground during the Republican Age, marked by public buildings and artworks.
45 min
Palatine Hill
Spend about 45 minutes at Palatine Hill, considered the origin of Rome. The ruins reflect its role as a stronghold in the imperial age and the legendary site of events leading to the city's founding.
45 min
The meeting point is Via della Polveriera 13, about 4 minutes away from the Colosseum. Head the terrace above the “Colosseo” Metro Station. You'll find a pedestrian bridge to cross over. The Crown Tours office is located on the other side of the bridge, heading up the street for about 1 minute.