From Rome: Ostia Antica Half-Day Guided Tour - Max 12 People

Take the train with your guide
to Ostia Antica

Meet your guide at the meeting point near Piramide station in Rome and take the train to Ostia Antica. Founded in the 4th century BC, the city was once home to more than 100,000 Roman citizens. Your guide accompanies you to the site and explains the rise and fall of Ostia in detail.

Walk through the ancient city along the Decumanus Maximus

Walk along the main road, the Decumanus Maximus, and admire the Roman statues lining the way. Explore the well-preserved ruins of taverns, thermal baths, warehouses and the theater, and feel as if you are strolling through ancient Rome.

See the Baths of Neptune, the theater and the forica

Visit the Baths of Neptune, where a mosaic of the sea god riding a chariot drawn by four horses remains. Sit in the seats of the amphitheater, built in 12 BC for 3,500 spectators, and get a glimpse of ancient Romans' everyday life at the forica, a public latrine with marble benches pierced by 20 holes.

※ The tour ends at Piramide metro station in Rome (around 1:00 PM). You may stay in Ostia after the tour if you wish; in that case a return train ticket is provided, but the guide does not accompany you back.
※ In the event of a transport strike or other public transport issues, a minibus is provided at no extra cost to and from Ostia Antica.