Rome Imperial Segway Tour

The fascinating discovery that Imperial Rome still exist starts from Circus Massimo. Further down San Gregorio Street you reach Constantine’s Arch, which celebrate the Emperor’s victory over Maxentius in 315 AD. From there, you can get a lovely view of the Coliseum, the most famous Roman Circus and symbol of Rome, where gladiators fought against other gladiators or against wild fairs for almost five centuries.

You may want to go around the Coliseum to better enjoy the imperial environment and take the Forum Imperial Street, which leads to Venezia Square, the medieval fortress-palace. From there you can see the Vittoriano, shining white limestone Homeland’s Altar built in the middle of the City.

Leaving the Campidoglio on your left side, you go down Marcello Theatre Street, where you can admire the Circus Maximo, which was the biggest circus in the Imperial Rome, and hit the “Mouth of Truth”, where you should take a rest.