Tour In Rome

With only 20 € you can get the Roma Pass and visit the capital city of Italy in the easiest and most convenient way.
The Roma Pass includes:

• Roma Pass Transport, a ticket that covers all your trips on the buses serving the city and the two lines of tube (metro A and metro B);
• Roma Map, a map of Rome in which are indicated the major places of interest and all the tourist information points;
• Roma Pass Guide, a list of all the museums and archeological sites where you can get free admission or discounts;
• Roma news, a list of all the events of the current season where you can get free admission or discounts.

The Rome Pass allows you to skip the queue at the major museums and archeological sites of the city, saving time and money!

The Circus Maximus, with its 621 metres in lenght and 118 metres in width, was the largest stadium in Rome used for public games and mass entertainment at the time of Roman Empire.

It could host about 270.000 people, which was a quarter of the total population of Rome, and was primarily used for chariot racing, one of the most popular sport at that time.
Chariot racing was dangerous but of great impact for the viewers, and always generated strong enthusiasm among the audience.

It was erected in the 2nd century BC and rebuilt several times in the following centuries, due to the fires in which it was destroyed.

Nowadays the Circus Maximus occasionally hosts concerts and events of large dimension. The Italian World Cup victory celebrations in 2006 were hold there, as well as the British rock band Genesis concert an year later.