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Rick Steves Tours eBooks are straightforward, self-guided tours of some of Europes most popular museums, ancient buildings, and other points of interest, designed for easy reference on your mobile device or eReader. In Rick Steves Tour: Roman Forumfor less than the price of a cappuccinoRick shares his candid advice on how to get the most out of a visit to the Forum, including when to go, how much it costs, and whats worth your time once youre there. With Ricks knowledgeable, humorous writing in hand, youll also learn some interesting historical facts about the Forum along the way. Packed with indispensable tips and recommendations from Americas expert on Europe, Rick Steves Tour: Roman Forum is a tour guide in your pocketand on your smartphone.
Rick Steves Tours and Walks are available for must-see locations throughout London, Paris, Rome, Florence, Venice, Amsterdam, Vienna, Budapest, Athens, and Istanbul.
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Rick Steves Walks and Tours eBooks are straightforward, self-guided walking tours throughsome of Europes most popular destinations, designed for easy reference on your mobile deviceor eReader. Tours and Walks are available for must-see locations throughout London, Paris,Rome, Florence, Venice, Amsterdam, Budapest, Vienna, Athens, and Istanbul.
Rick Steves Tour: British Library, London
Rick Steves Tour: British Museum, London
Rick Steves Tour: National Gallery, London
Rick Steves Tour: National Portrait Gallery, London
Rick Steves Tour: St. Pauls Cathedral, London
Rick Steves Tour: Tate Britain, London
Rick Steves Tour: Tate Modern, London
Rick Steves Tour: Tower of London
Rick Steves Tour: Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Rick Steves Tour: Westminster Abbey, London
Rick Steves Walk: Bankside, London
Rick Steves Walk: City of London
Rick Steves Walk: West End, London
Rick Steves Walk: Westminster & Whitehall, London
Rick Steves Tour: Carnavalet Museum, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Eiffel Tower, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Louvre Museum, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Orsay Museum, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Pompidou Center, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Versailles
Rick Steves Walk: Champs-Elyses, Paris
Rick Steves Walk: Historic Paris
Rick Steves Walk: Left Bank, Paris
Rick Steves Walk: Marais District, Paris
Rick Steves Walk: Montmartre, Paris
Rick Steves Tour: Appian Way, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Borghese Gallery, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: National Museum of Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Palatine Hill, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Pantheon, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Pilgrims Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Roman Colosseum
Rick Steves Tour: Roman Forum
Rick Steves Tour: St. Peters Basilica, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Vatican Museum, Rome
Rick Steves Walk: Heart of Rome
Rick Steves Walk: Trastavere, Rome
Rick Steves Tour: Accademia, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Ca Rezzonico, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Correr Museum, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Doges Palace, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Frari Church, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Grand Canal Cruise, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: St. Marks Basilica, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: St. Marks Square, Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Venices Lagoon
Rick Steves Walk: Three Walks in Venice
Rick Steves Tour: Accademia, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Bargello Museum, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Duomo Museum, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Medici Chapels, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Museum of San Marco, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Pitti Palace, Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Uffizi Gallery, Florence
Rick Steves Walk: Renaissance Florence
Rick Steves Tour: Anne Frank House, Amsterdam
Rick Steves Tour: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Rick Steves Tour: Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
Rick Steves Walk: Amsterdam City Center
Rick Steves Walk: Jordaan District, Amsterdam
Rick Steves Walk: Red Light District, Amsterdam
Rick Steves Tour: Hofburg Imperial Apartments, Vienna
Rick Steves Tour: Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
Rick Steves Tour: Ringstrasse Tram, Vienna
Rick Steves Tour: St. Stephens Cathedral, Vienna
Rick Steves Walk: Vienna City Center
Rick Steves Tour: House of Terror, Budapest
Rick Steves Tour: Thermal Baths, Budapest
Rick Steves Walk: Castle Hill, Budapest
Rick Steves Walk: Leopold Town, Budapest
Rick Steves Walk: The Castle Quarter, Prague
Rick Steves Tour: Athens Acropolis
Rick Steves Tour: Ancient Agora, Athens
Rick Steves Tour: Acropolis Museum & National Archaeological Museum, Athens
Rick Steves Walk: Athens City Center
Rick Steves Tour: Bosphorus Cruise, Istanbul
Rick Steves Tour: Chora Church, Istanbul
Rick Steves Tour: Grand Bazaar, Istanbul
Rick Steves Tour: Hagia Sophia, Istanbul
Rick Steves Tour: Istanbul Archaeological Museum
Rick Steves Tour: Topkapi Palace, Istanbul
Rick Steves Tour: Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum, Istanbul
Rick Steves Walk: Historic Core of Istanbul
Rick Steves Walk: Istanbul City Walls & Neighborhoods
Rick Steves Walk: Istanbul New District
Rick Steves Walk: Istanbul Old Town Backstreets
Foro Romano
The Forum was the political, religious, and commercial center of the city. Romes most important temples and halls of justice were here. This was the place for religious processions, political demonstrations, elections, important speeches, and parades by conquering generals. As Romes empire expanded, these few acres of land became the center of the civilized world.
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Cost: 12 combo-ticket (9 base price plus frequent, mandatory exhibition fees), also includes Colosseum and Palatine Hill, valid two consecutive days, one entry per sight; also covered by Roma Pass.
Hours: The Roman Forum, Colosseum, and Palatine Hill are all open daily 8:30 until one hour before sunset: April-Sept until 19:15, Oct until 18:30, off-season closing time can be as early as 16:30last entry one hour before closing.
Getting There: The closest Metro stop is Colosseo. The Forum has two entrances. The main entrance is on Via dei Fori Imperiali (Road of the Imperial Forums). From the Colosseo Metro stop, walk away from the Colosseum on Via dei Fori Imperiali to find the low-profile Forum ticket office (look closely), located where Via Cavour spills into Via dei Fori Imperiali.
The other entrance is at the Palatine Hill ticket office on Via di San Gregorioafter buying your ticket, take the path to the right (not up the hill), and wind around to enter the Forum at the Arch of Titus.
Information: A free visitors center (called I Fori di Roma), located across Via dei Fori Imperiali from the Forums main entrance, has a TI, bookshop, small caf, WCs, and a film (daily 9:30-18: 30). A bookstore is at the Forum entrance. Vendors at the Forum sell Rome: Past and Present books with plastic overlays that restore the ruins (includes DVD, smaller book marked 15, prices soft, so offer 10). Info office tel. 06-3996-7700, http://archeoroma.beniculturali.it/en .
Tours: An unexciting yet informative audioguide helps decipher the rubble (5, 7 version includes Palatine Hill, must leave ID), but youll have to return it to one of the Forum entrances instead of being able to exit directly to Capitol Hill or the Colosseum. Official guided tours in English might be available (inquire at ticket office). You can download a free audio version of this tour to your mobile device via www.ricksteves.com/audioeurope , iTunes, or the Rick Steves Audio Europe smartphone app.
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