Rome: Picnic + Walking Tour of the Circus Maximus + Baths of Caracalla with Admission｜Italy

Discover an authentic side of ancient Rome through two sites that convey the daily life of its inhabitants better than any other monument.

The tour starts from the Romulus and Remus Belvedere, the most stunning lookout point over the Circus Maximus. From here, you can admire from above what was the largest show venue in the ancient world and imagine the atmosphere of the famous chariot races that brought the city to life.

Through stories, interesting facts, and anecdotes, you will discover how the Circus Maximus was much more than a stadium: a place for meeting, competition, and entertainment that could bring together thousands of people.

The walk continues towards the Baths of Caracalla, one of the best-preserved archaeological complexes in Rome.

Along the way, you will stop in a park adjacent to the thermal baths, where you can cool off in the shade of centuries-old trees. During a pleasant picnic, the guide will share anecdotes about Roman meals.

Continuing on, you will enter one of the largest bath complexes of the Roman Empire with the included ticket.

During your visit, you'll discover how an extraordinary architectural and technological complex worked, made up of pools, monumental halls, gyms, libraries and sophisticated heating systems. The thermal baths were not just a place for bathing, but a true center of Roman social life, frequented every day by citizens from all over the city.

This tour is ideal for those who want to delve deeper into Roman history through less crowded but exceptionally important sites, accompanied by a professional guide who will make the past come alive and engaging.