The visit starts with the Colosseum: the famous Flavian Amphitheatre built between 72 and 80 AD the symbol of ancient Rome.

From the Colosseum we proceed to the Arch of Titus from where we can enjoy the view of the Roman Forum: the political, religious and commercial centre of ancient Rome.

Walking along the Via Sacra we reach the Capitoline Hill surrounded on three sides by palaces designed by Michelangelo. In the middle the ramp known as the Cordorta designed by Michelangelo, provides the easiest way to the hill.