• Ostia Antica - The duration includes train travel from Rome to Ancient Ostia and back.

Established in 335 B.C., Ostia served as Rome’s primary port until the Tiber River’s course altered, significantly impacting the town’s functionality. The river’s silt gradually enveloped the city, preserving it remarkably well. Here are some highlights of what visitors can explore:

The House of Diana & Neptune Baths showcase stunning mosaics and offer insights into ancient life. The House of Diana’s well-preserved floors feature frescoes illustrating scenes from Roman mythology.

The warehouses represent the town’s commercial district – a remarkable collection of 2nd-century structures that could seamlessly fit into any modern Italian city. They would not seem out of place in a 21st-century setting!

The well-preserved Thermopolium at Ostia Antica provides a fascinating look into ancient Roman fast food culture. These small rooms with stone counters served hot, ready-to-eat meals like stews, lentils, cheeses, and wine. A painting illustrates how they promoted food and musical entertainment.

• Certified Professional Guide
• Assistance to get the train at Piramide underground station
• Return train ticket from Rome to Ancient Ostia Station
• Entrance ticket to Ostia archaeological site

• Bottled water

Uncover the authentic charm of Ostia Antica, a remarkable alternative to Pompeii for a genuine Roman adventure! As Rome’s primary harbor town, Ostia has remained exquisitely preserved after being buried in mud for centuries. Explore a plethora of baths, houses, and temple ruins, meticulously organized in a classic Roman town layout. The Ancient Ostia Guided Tour tickets are included, offering an immersive experience.

Step back in time and witness the evolution of Ostia Antica, where barracks, warehouses, offices, and taverns coexist harmoniously as a testament to ancient life.

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