This is one of 5 ancient Roman forums near the Colosseum. It’s easy to get very confused around the forums. It’s hard to tell where one starts and another ends and we struggled with picking out whi… Full review by Mairwen1
Apr 15, 2022
The Foro di Cesare (or Forum Iulium or Forum Julium, Forum Caesaris) dates back to 46BC. That's more than 2000 years of history looking at you. Even though a lot is in ruins, there is indeed a lot t… Full review by Bandit-One
Jul 5, 2021
This was the first of the Roman forums to be built during the Empire, dating all the way back to 54 BC. Full review by FTMDave
Hi thinking of booking this online but not sure how we would get lur tickets and where the meeting points are ?we would do the Caesars first then Augustus but how far apart is the end of Caesars to the start of Augustus ?how much time would we need ?sorry for all the questions ?whodid you book with Thank you
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I booked a private tour with exclusiveissimo tours. She will help you with any questions. I highly recommend her. She will meet you at your hotel... you can find her at Exclusiveissimo …
I booked a private tour with exclusiveissimo tours. She will help you with any questions. I highly recommend her. She will meet you at your hotel... you can find her at Exclusiveissimo com Her prices are reasonable and she doesn’t “stretch”the tour out to make more money! It was one of the BEST tours I ever took anywhere. You can write Elena though the website. Hope this helps. Please contact me should you have any other questions. I’m happy to help...
I've bought tickets to the show Viaggio nei Fori, but am not sure where the meeting point is. I've printed the tickets. Is the meeting spot somewhere obvious?
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The Caesar one is heading towards the collosum on the left hand side you’ll see it fenced off and rows of seats set up & the Fori on just past the Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II. …
The Caesar one is heading towards the collosum on the left hand side you’ll see it fenced off and rows of seats set up & the Fori on just past the Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II. also on the left. It’s not hard to find but from memory it’s not marked but you’ll see people getting ready to go in and someone waiting to take hour tickets and give you headsets. Hope that helps
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