Roman Forum

Rome, Italy

Roman Forum in Rome, Italy appears in 1 travel video on Travelnetic. Rick Steves walks along the ancient stone pathway surrounded by ruins of ancient temples and columns in the Roman Forum. He explains the 1,000-year timeline of classical Rome from the Republic era to the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. — “Ancient Sites of Italy — Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide”, Rick Steves' Europe, at 00:14.

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00:14Walking through the Roman Forum

Rick Steves walks along the ancient stone pathway surrounded by ruins of ancient temples and columns in the Roman Forum. He explains the 1,000-year timeline of classical Rome from the Republic era to the rise and fall of the Roman Empire.

02:23Julius Caesar's Cremation Altar

Visitors stand before the stone altar inside the Temple of Caesar in the Roman Forum where Julius Caesar's body was cremated in 44 BC. Fresh flowers and coins left by modern admirers cover the earthen mound at the base of the stone wall.

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Where is Roman Forum?

Roman Forum is in Rome, Italy.

How long do tours of Roman Forum take?

The 3 tours with details shown on this page run from 3 hours to 7 hours, according to Viator. Check each listing for the exact schedule.

How much do tours of Roman Forum cost?

Experiences that include Roman Forum on Viator start from about $286.55 per person. Prices change and depend on the date, group size and what is included, so check the listing before you book.

Is a guided tour of Roman Forum worth it?

Viator lists 5 experiences that include Roman Forum. The top-rated shown here, "Private Rome Full-Day Tour by Golf Cart +Colosseum & Roman Forum", has 5.0 out of 5 from 96 reviews. Reviews and ratings are shown by Viator and change over time.

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