Caesar Forum

Sometimes the various forums in Rome can look like little more than jumbles of ruins, but his tour changes all that. Through the magic of lights and holographic projections, you’ll watch the Ancient Forum as it is rebuilt and deconstructed, showing you what went on inside these buildings 2,000 years ago. There is no better way to experience history first-hand than this innovative new experience, featuring augmented reality. After descending into the Ancient Forum with your guide, you’ll combine with a slightly larger group and get headsets for the audio portion of the tour. Now the real show begins. Watch as temples and palaces are rebuilt before your eyes, moneylenders count their money, and figures spring off the walls to re-enact important events from Roman history. Through sound and light, ancient Rome explodes into vibrant life around every corner and you get to witness history like never before. This tour will appeal equally to history buffs looking for new insight into the past and youngsters in search of a more interactive tour experience. Travel back to the days of Ancient Rome with the magic of holographic projections in an experience that mixes the ancient ruins of Caesar’s Forum with state-of-the-art augmented reality to create a tour like no other. This relatively new experience is hardly known outside of Rome, so you’ll be among the first outsiders to enjoy it. You’ll start by meeting your local expert guide near Caesar’s Forum after the normal closing time. They’ll take you and a small group of no more than 15 people on an introductory walk to see Largo di Torre Argentina (the rumored site of Caesar’s Assassination) and then to a secret balcony that overlooks the Roman Forum. From there your guide with tell you fascinating stories about the importance of the ruins below and the people who frequented them.