• Basilica of San Clemente - The Basilica of San Clemente in Rome is an extraordinary site, celebrated for its distinctive architectural design that encompasses various historical layers, showcasing nearly 2,000 years of Roman history. Situated near the Colosseum, San Clemente stands as a prime example of Rome’s layered history, featuring a 12th-century basilica constructed over a 4th-century Christian church, which itself was built atop a 1st-century Roman building complex. This tour offers an opportunity to explore this rich history, journeying through the ages.
• Caelian Hill - The Caelian Hill is one of the seven hills upon which ancient Rome was established. Although it is often overshadowed by its more renowned counterparts like the Palatine or Capitoline Hills, the Caelian Hill is rich in history and has hosted a variety of significant religious, political, and residential structures throughout the centuries.
• Case Romane del Celio - The Roman Houses on the Celio Hill (Case Romane del Celio) are a remarkable archaeological site located beneath the Basilica of Santi Giovanni e Paolo on Rome’s Celio Hill. These houses offer a rare insight into ancient Roman domestic life, featuring a complex of well-preserved residences from different eras, complete with exquisite frescoes and architectural elements.

• 3 hours guided tour
• Professional blue badge guide
• Private Tour
• Skip the Line Entrance Tickets

• Food And Drinks

The Basilica of San Clemente in Rome is an extraordinary site, celebrated for its distinctive architectural design that encompasses several historical layers, showcasing nearly 2,000 years of Roman history. Situated close to the Colosseum, San Clemente is a prime example of Rome’s layered history, featuring a 12th-century basilica built over a 4th-century Christian church, which itself was erected atop a 1st-century Roman building complex. The Caelian Hill is one of the seven hills on which ancient Rome was established. The Roman Houses on the Celio Hill are a remarkable archaeological site located beneath the Basilica of Santi Giovanni e Paolo on Rome’s Celio Hill. These houses offer a rare insight into ancient Roman domestic life, presenting a complex of well-preserved residences from various periods, complete with exquisite frescoes and architectural elements.

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