The Ancient Rome Walking Tour - Skipping the line at Colosseum

An itinerary through the main places symbol of the town, From Venice Square you will walk up the Capitol Hill, the Roman Forum, the Colosseum (visit inside) Column of Trajan and Imperial Fora.

THE ANCIENT ROME WALKING TOUR - Skipping the long line at the Colosseum 
Trips2Italy code: GTHAWER0028                                 

Length: 3 hours 
Available: on Monday – Wednesday – Thursday – Saturday
Departure time: at 3.00 pm
Meeting point: in the historical center – to be advised at the moment of reservation

Tour Highlights: Imperial Roman Forum (visit inside) - Piazza Venezia - Capitoline hill - Palatine hill - Colosseum (visit inside skipping the line)
Available in the following languages: English
Price includes: English speaking guide, Entrance fees, Local  taxes and Service Charges.

Detailed itinerary:

Starting at Trajan’s Column, created by Apollodorus of Damascus as an architectural marvel, our guide will take you along the Via dei Fori Imperiali, or the street of the Imperial Forums. The Forum of Trajan will be on display, a commercial center where anything and everything could be purchased, as you continue on to Capitoline Hill, the once and current seat of political and municipal power. Following down a staircase, you’ll find yourself in the Piazza del Campidoglio, with a copy of the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius, famous the world over. There is also a magnificent view of the Roman Forum and Palatine hill, next on our tour.
You will relive the history of Imperial Rome, as you walk through the Roman Forum. Before your eyes, you will be transported to the past as you view the Curia, State Archive, Temple of Vesta and the House of the Vestals, virgins in charge of keeping sacred fires burning. The stories of gods and men are kept alive in the columns, arches and temples. Within the Forum is the Palatine, mythical founding place of Rome, by Romulus in 753 BC, and home of the emperors, starting with Augustus. Domus Tiberiana and the ruins of Imperial Palaces are also on view. You’ll pass under the Arch of Constantine as you leave the Forum, commemorating the victories of that emperor, and the Colosseum, symbol of the imperial power and majesty of Rome.