Daily Life in Ancient Romegh - Foro Boario, Circus Maximus and the Baths of Caracalla on the Appian Way

Welcome to Rome, the Eternal City, where every cobblestone whispers tales of ancient glory and the stories of ordinary people going about their daily lives in a world that may seem distant from ours… or perhaps not so different after all. Step into the bustling heart of the city’s Market Area, once alive with merchants haggling over goods from every corner of the empire, filling the air with the sounds of commerce and conversation. Here, you'll also encounter the legendary Mouth of Truth, an ancient marble mask said to bite off the hands of liars. at the vast expanse of the Circus Maximus. Imagine the thunder of chariots racing at full speed, the deafening roar of thousands of spectators, and the thrill of victory in the largest stadium in Rome. We conclude our journey at the Baths of Caracalla, a complex that was more than just a place for bathing: it was a social and cultural hub where Romans gathered to relax, exercise, and engage in lively discussions.

We'll visit: • Marcello's theater; • Foro Boario (Republican temples of Portunus and Hercules); • Mouth of Truth • Circus Maximus; • Baths of Caracalla (inside). Weather: I run tours rain or shine, and most of my itineraries take place entirely or partially outside. Water, sunscreen and a hat are recommended in summer, as are warm layers in winter. In case of rain, it's not possible to use the VRs in the Circus Maximus. Comfortable shoes are always advised.