Explore St. Clement’s 3 underground archaeological layers
Discover a mysterious 1st-century Mithraic temple
Admire the medieval frescoes beneath St. Clement’s
Walk past the ancient Ludus Magnus gladiator school
Uncover Rome’s hidden ruins beneath the modern city
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Descend Through 2,000 Years of Rome’s Hidden History
Step beneath the streets of Rome with a licensed expert guide and uncover the ancient layers hidden below the modern city.
Explore the Underground Levels of St. Clement’s
Begin at the Basilica of St. Clement, where centuries of history are preserved one beneath another. Admire the stunning 12th-century basilica, with its golden mosaics and intricate marble floor, before descending to the 4th-century church below.
Go deeper into a 1st-century Roman house, later transformed into a mysterious Mithraeum dedicated to the ancient cult of Mithras. See the ritual altar and discover the fascinating beliefs and traditions of this ancient Roman religion.
Discover Rome Beneath the Streets
Continue through the ancient city and enter the Basilica of Saints Cosmas and Damian, built over earlier Roman structures. Descend to its lower level and explore the remarkable remains hidden beneath the church, discovering how ancient buildings were buried and incorporated into later structures.
Walk Through Ancient Rome
Along the way, see the remains of the Ludus Magnus, the ancient gladiator training school near the Colosseum, and explore how Rome’s streets and buildings changed over centuries.
From Roman houses and temples to churches built above ancient ruins, uncover the extraordinary layers of history that make Rome a city beneath the city.
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Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
Not Allowed: High-heeled shoes
Not Allowed: Short skirts
Not Allowed: Sleeveless shirts
Know Before You Go: The tour involves walking and descending stairs
Know Before You Go: The tour explores underground sites with historical layers