Evening walks in the archaeological area of the Imperial Fora

Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening, under the enchantment of the starry sky, an immersion in Rome's past, rediscovering the wonders of the archaeological area of the Imperial Fora

The itinerant tour, conducted by guides in Italian and English and lasting about 1 hour, can be participated in with the purchase of the ordinary ticket for access to the Imperial Fora.

Entrance is from Piazza della Madonna di Loreto, from the ticket office of the Imperial Fora located near Trajan's Column. A staircase leads down to the level of the archaeological area: a lift is available for persons with mobility issues. The entire visit takes place along a wide walkway.

Participants, in groups of a maximum of 25 people and accompanied by a guide (4 shifts are in Italian and 2 in English), begin their walk along the Trajan's Forum, then through the passage-gallery that runs below Via dei Fori Imperiali, they reach the Forum of Caesar with the remains of the Temple of Venus and those of the porticoes that housed the tabernacles of the time, i.e. the offices and shops of the Forum. Then on to the Roman Curia, seat of the Senate, and from there to the exit from Via Bonella onto Via dei Fori Imperiali, near Largo Corrado Ricci / Via della Salara Vecchia.

The initiative is promoted by Roma Capitale, Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali, with the museum services and organisation of Zètema Progetto Cultura.