Baths of Caracalla & Appian Way (half day tour)
The Baths of Caracalla is a gigantic bathing establishment built by the emperor Caracalla in the 3rd century. From there, Follow "the Queen of Roads" the ancient Appian way which has the history of 2300 years.
| Sedan (1-3 p) | Minivan (4-5 p) | Minivan (6-8 p) |
|---|---|---|
| 140 Euro | 160 Euro | 180 Euro |
| Duration: 3 h. | ||
Example Itinerary
Baths of Caracalla
A gigantic bathing establishment built by Caracalla in the 3rd C.
St. Sebastian Gate
The most spectacular of the gates of Rome, known as the Appian gate in ancient times.
Appian Way
Constructed in the 3rd C B.C, ran from Rome to Brindisi, 600km (370mi).
Tomb of Cecilia Metella
This elegant tomb of a Roman noblewoman, built in 1st C B.C.
Catacomb
The underground Christian cemetery composed of several stories of galleries.
Aqua Claudia
One of the most important Roman aqueducts completed by Claudius in 52 A.D.
Notes
- The rates Include: All taxes, Parking, Private vehicle with air conditioner, driver and toll
Exclude: Entrance fee / Baths of Caracalla and Tomb of Cecilia Metella - 6 Euro, Catacomb - 6 Euro - The tour starts and finishes at your hotel.
- You can modify the itinerary as you like. For example, if you have already visited the baths of Caracalla the day before, it can be replaced with other monuments. Please ask to the driver.
- Please dress appropriately to visit religious places:covering knees for men, no bare shoulders or very short skirts for women.
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