Baths of Caracalla and Circus Maximus Stadium guided tour

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Step back in time and uncover the lifestyle of Romans at the peak of the Empire. Delve into the grand Baths of Caracalla, one of the most expansive and well-preserved thermal complexes from Ancient Rome, a testament to 3rd-century engineering prowess. These were more than just public baths; they served as bustling hubs for social interaction, relaxation, and recreation. Marvel at the vast ruins, towering walls, refined halls, and detailed mosaics while gaining insight into the clever underfloor heating system that maintained an ideal temperature within the baths. Your exploration continues to the Circus Maximus, the most substantial stadium ever constructed in the ancient world. Once capable of hosting nearly 300,000 spectators, it was the epicentre of Rome’s exhilarating chariot races. Through your guide's narratives, you can experience the thrill and ambiance of one of the Roman Empire’s premier entertainment venues.
Highlights
- You'll experience the ancient Romans' two favourite leisure sites
- You can marvel at the grandeur of the Caracalla Baths, a Roman engineering splendour
- There's a chance to learn about the baths' role in Roman society and their architectural design
- The tour features discovering the largest stadium ever built by mankind
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
2 hours
Available in English
What's included
- Entrance fees
- Guided tour
- Headsets (to hear the guide)
Where you'll meet
Your guide will meet you outside the metro station "Circo Massimo" with a "Rome with Silvia" flag.
Operated by
Rome With Silvia