Activity Introduction

Led by an English‑speaking guide, embark on a 1.5‑hour guided tour of ancient Roman ruins — exploring the Baths of Caracalla and the Circus Maximus.

The Baths of Caracalla are one of the largest public baths in ancient Rome — the majestic vaulted ruins bear witness to the daily life of the Roman Empire; the Circus Maximus is the largest chariot‑racing stadium in ancient Rome, which could once accommodate 250,000 spectators. The guide will use handouts to assist with the commentary, taking you into the public life of the ancient Romans.

Activity Highlights

• Baths of Caracalla: One of the largest public baths in ancient Rome

• Circus Maximus: The largest chariot‑racing stadium in ancient Rome

• Led by an English‑speaking guide, with supplementary handouts

• Tickets included: Baths of Caracalla + Circus Maximus

Basic Information

• Activity Duration: Approximately 1.5 hours

• Language: English

• Format: Group guided tour, make your own way to the meeting point

• Departure Location: Rome (Viale Aventino, 3)

• Departure Times: 09:30, 17:00 (Please arrive 5 minutes before departure)

Itinerary

1. Meet the Guide: Viale Aventino, 3, look for the yellow Touriks sign

2. Baths of Caracalla: Explore the ruins of ancient Rome's largest public baths — majestic vaults and mosaic tile floors

3. Circus Maximus: Visit the site of ancient Rome's largest chariot‑racing stadium

Meeting Point

Make your own way to Viale Aventino, 3 (00153 Roma RM, Italy) to meet the guide and look for the yellow Touriks sign. Please arrive 5 minutes before the departure time; latecomers or no‑shows will not be refunded.

Attraction Introduction

"Baths of Caracalla: Center of Ancient Roman Public Life" The Baths of Caracalla are one of the largest public baths in ancient Rome — majestic vaults and brickwork structures bear witness to the daily social life of the people of the Roman Empire. The guide will lead you through the ruins, explaining the functions and scale of the baths back then.

"Caracalla: Majestic Architectural Ruins" Even after thousands of years, the surviving arches and walls of the Baths of Caracalla remain majestic — these brick structures showcase the astonishing scale of ancient Roman engineering technology. The guide will explain how this building operated.

"Mosaic Tile Floors: Ancient Roman Decorative Art" The bath floors preserve exquisite black and white mosaic tiles — fan‑shaped patterns arranged neatly. These decorations demonstrate the ancient Romans' pursuit of aesthetics and quality of life. The guide will point out these thousand‑year‑old tiles for you to see.

"Circus Maximus: Ancient Rome's Largest Chariot‑Racing Stadium" The Circus Maximus is the largest chariot‑racing stadium in ancient Rome — once accommodating 250,000 spectators. The guide will explain the lively scenes of the four‑horse chariot races back then and how this flat area carried the revelry of the Romans.