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Embark on a self-guided audio tour designed for anyone with an interest in exploring the depths of Rome beyond the well-trodden tourist paths. Perfect for the traveler who enjoys a blend of ancient history and modern vibrancy, this tour offers an engaging way to connect with Rome's layered past and colorful present. Starting at the historic Catacombs of Saint Callixtus and ending at the poetic Catacombs of Commodilla, participants will navigate the winding narratives of the Eternal City, propelled by detailed narratives accessible through their own device. The route leads from the solemn pathways beneath Rome's surface to the vivacious streets of neighborhoods like Garbatella, inviting an exploration of not only Rome's catacombs but also its marvelous basilicas, iconic garden homes, and spirited street art murals. The journey brings to light the hidden gems nestled within the city's bustling landscape and uncovers the silent stories of early Christians intertwined with the daily rhythms of modern Roman life. Memorable experiences along the way include standing in the hallowed halls of the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls and contemplating the vivid street art of Garbatella. Throughout the tour, the contrasts of Rome's imperious history and its contemporary culture will captivate the mind and senses, leaving travelers with a profound understanding of the heart and soul of this timeless metropolis.

Age before beauty? Not when it comes to art! See both combined at Palazzo Barberini, home to Renaissance highlights from Raphael, Caravaggio and more. See the frescoed ceiling, crucifixes and works by regional painters of popes and cardinals and get free access to Palazzo Corsini.

If you've stared at old Romantic paintings and wished you could step inside them, head to Parco Villa Gregoriana for the next best thing. Enjoy spectacular nature just a stone's throw from Rome. Hike easy trails, explore unique woodlands littered with ancient ruins, and peek into natural caves. All this in a park commissioned by Pope Gregory XVI in the early 19th century!

Step inside one of Rome’s most important churches and uncover its treasures with this self-guided in-app audio tour of the Basilica of Saint Mary Major, including an entrance ticket. Explore the basilica at your own pace, following expert narration directly on your smartphone as you move through one of the four Major Papal Basilicas of Rome. This tour is perfect for travelers interested in early Christian art, sacred architecture, and Roman history, as well as anyone wishing to understand the deep devotion to the Virgin Mary that shaped the Eternal City. The route begins on Piazza Santa Maria Maggiore, by the Marian Column, and leads you inside the basilica through its monumental façade. Along the way, you will admire priceless fifth-century mosaics, the Cosmatesque marble floor, the gilded Renaissance ceiling, and the majestic central nave. You will explore the Sistine and Pauline Chapels, discover relics of the Holy Crib beneath the high altar, and contemplate the famous icon Salus Populi Romani. The tour concludes on Piazza dell’Esquilino, beside the ancient obelisk behind the church. Important information: the Basilica of Saint Mary Major is open daily from 7 a.m to 7 p.m. Modest dress is required to enter. Some areas may have limited access during religious services or special events. A small pair of binoculars is recommended to better view the high mosaics.

Want proof that Rome wasn't built in a day? The Case Romane del Celio hides 20 ancient underground rooms, built on different levels under the Basilica Santi Giovanni e Paolo. Highlights include several Roman homes from various periods, a domus (house) that was converted into an early-Christian church, and even an apartment block. These archaeological wonders date from between the second century and fourth century A.D. You see – it took much longer than a day!

Ostia Antica Archaeological Park is one of Italy's important historical sites, founded by Rome's King Anco Marzio in 620 B.C. Once a busy commercial center, Ostia now invites you to explore its quiet streets. With your ticket, you can discover the necropolis and 2nd-century tombs. Visit the Roman theater and see the ancient mosaics, all standing as reminders of a once-thriving society.

Why act like a pleb when you can feel like an emperor? Cut out the chaotic hassle that is Roman traffic and enjoy the pleasure of exploring Rome by boat. Float down the Tiber. Hop-off when you want to explore the next historic site, then hop back on and continue your cruise. _Molto bene_!

When you visit the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, you will discover much more than just the Dome, you can also explore the Blessing Loggia, the Hall of Popes, and Gian Lorenzo Bernini's Staircase. Wonder at the intricate mosaics, centuries-old frescoes, and the architectural beauty of one of Rome's major basilicas. Don't miss the Crypt of the Nativity and the relic of the Holy Crib, believed to be part of the manger where Jesus was laid.

Experience the Colosseum and Ancient Rome with an immersive self-guided audio tour and a carefully designed city walk that brings the Eternal City’s greatest stories to life. Go beyond a simple visit as you explore the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, uncovering the legends of gladiators, mighty emperors, triumphal arches, ancient temples, and the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. Continue your adventure through the historic heart of Rome with a curated walking route connecting the Arch of Constantine, Capitoline Hill, Piazza del Campidoglio, and Piazza Venezia. Explore at your own pace while listening to engaging stories, fascinating historical insights, and local recommendations. Whether it’s your first time in Rome or you’re returning to discover more, this experience combines flexibility, storytelling, and unforgettable landmarks into one seamless journey.

Discover the Pantheon in Rome with an included entry ticket and a self-guided audio tour, complemented by a city walk. Start the tour outside by exploring the magnificent façade and portico of the Pantheon. Then, step inside and explore one of the world’s best-preserved ancient temples and its history. Discover the Pantheon’s magnificent dome and learn how Roman engineers achieved this architectural miracle. Visit the tombs of Italy's kings and queens and the resting place of Raphael. Learn why this illustrious artist is buried here. After you visit the Pantheon, continue your experience with a curated audio route through Rome’s historic streets, featuring highlights such as Piazza di Pietra & Temple of Hadrian. Finish your walk at the Trevi Fountain – one of the most iconic landmarks in all of Italy. Enjoy the flexibility to explore independently with no live guide required.
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Via Sacra, 00186 Roma RM, ItalyOpen in Google MapsOpening hours
- Monday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Thursday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sunday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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The Arch of Titus in Rome is a 1st-century triumphal arch erected in 81 CE, traditionally attributed to Emperor Domitian after the death of his brother Titus. Standing on the Via Sacra at the edge of the Roman Forum, it commemorates Titus’s military victories, especially the campaign ending with the capture of Jerusalem in 70 CE. The monument is renowned for its sculpted reliefs, including the famous panel showing Roman soldiers carrying spoils from the Temple of Jerusalem. As one of the oldest surviving triumphal arches in Rome, it became an influential model for later monuments across Europe. Beyond its architectural importance, the arch remains a powerful symbol of Roman imperial propaganda and memory.
Before you enter
- Visit early for clearer views and better photos along Via Sacra.
- Wear sturdy shoes; the surrounding Roman Forum paths are uneven.
- Bring water and sun protection, especially in warmer months.
- Check current opening hours before heading to the Roman Forum area.
What to expect
- Expect a compact monument rather than a large interior attraction.
- Look closely at the relief carvings inside the arch passage.
- The Arch of Titus sits on a slight rise near the Forum entrance.
- You will have views toward both the Colosseum and Roman Forum.
During your visit
- Step back a few meters to appreciate the arch’s proportions.
- Pause beneath the vault to study the sculpted panels.
- Visit with patience; photo stops can slow movement along the path.
- Combine the stop with nearby Roman Forum and Colosseum landmarks.
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