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Shooting Stars Night at the Roman Forum: An Evening Walk Through Ancient Rome (Aug 10, 2026)

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When moonlight reflects upon the Roman Forum, its ancient ruins transform into a one-of-a-kind spectacle. Viewed from the heights of the Capitoline Hill, this archaeological site becomes an unforgettable experience on a summer night.

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The evening walk begins at the Theatre of Marcellus (Teatro Marcello), then ascends to Piazza del Campidoglio, where you'll uncover all the secrets of Rome's most important hill. The square is crowned by the equestrian bronze statue of Marcus Aurelius — a masterpiece added in the 1500s that has miraculously survived to this day.

You'll then look out from the terrace overlooking the beautifully illuminated Roman Forum, learning about its history and the grand triumphal ceremonies once held within. The stroll continues along the Imperial Fora (Fori Imperiali), a succession of magnificent monumental squares that shaped the course of Roman history. The walk concludes beneath Trajan's Column (Colonna Traiana) — at 35 metres, the most celebrated carved monument of antiquity.

📅 Event Details:

📍 Meeting Point: Via del Teatro di Marcello, 1 — in front of the Theatre of Marcellus ruins. Look for the purple flag with the Roma Caput Tour logo.

🕘 Date & Time: Monday, 10 August 2026, at 9:00 PM

Duration: Approximately 2 hours (route: Teatro Marcello → Campidoglio → Roman Forum Terrace → Imperial Fora → Trajan's Column)

💰 Price: Adults €15.00 / Children (aged 5–13) €7.00

📞 Booking: Advance reservation is required! Email info@romacaputour.it or send an SMS to +39 333 485 4287, specifying: tour name, full name, phone number, number of participants, and contact email.

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