Quick overview: We begin at the Arch of Constantine with a broad explanation of the extraordinary stories inscribed on it. Afterwards we head to the Colosseum to bring to life for you the days in which huge crowds would gather to participate in the greatest events of that epoch. We'll speak about the incredible construction techniques used, the functions of the building, the training of the gladiators and the slaves who were forced by their owners to battle it out in the arena etc. From there we go to the Roman Forum to see the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina, to understand the structure and use of the Roman temple, it's Greek and Etruscan origins, and the meaning of the sacrifices that took place in it. Then to the Temple of the Vestal Virgins with their purification rituals and white veils. We follow with the Arch Septimius Severus which bears the marks of the hatred between the two brothers. Then off to the Senate with its marvellous polychrome tiles and to the Rostra, that tribune of tribunes, from which Julius Caesar, Cicero, and other greats of the time roused the crowds with their memorable speeches and in front of it the Temple of Divus Julius where he was cremated. Then to Saturn's Temple and after to the Umbilicus Urbis, the Miliarium Aureum, etc. Finally, we will unveil to you one of the Roman Forum's greatest enigma: how the large door of a church created within a temple has no steps to reach it.