Roman Empire: discovering Roman parades passing through the three Triumphal Arches
In the days of the Roman Empire, the arches monuments celebrated the legions’ victories in territories that were enemies of Rome. However, after the end of the Republic, they became a symbol for glorifying the imperial dynasty. In the eternal and millennial atmosphere of the Colosseum Archaeological Park, we discover through a short, but evocative itinerary, the peculiarities, art, and history behind these three glorious monuments: the Arch of Constantine, the Arch of Titus, and the Arch of Septimius Severus.
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This itinerary pass by the following suggested museums/sites (tickets below are not included within this tour):
Ticket are required before accessing to chapter 3 (Arch of Titus)
What's included
- Self-guided audio tour - map including route and storytelling on every stop.
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- Entrance tickets for places are not included.
- No live guide, equipment, food or transportation is provided.
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