A day in Ostia antica: entrance with audioguide and Italian Aperitif

Immerse yourself in Roman history!

Explore the ruins with skip-the-line tickets and visit a real ancient town in Rome built during the Roman Empire. Experience the Italian Dolce Vita with a deliciuos Italian Aperitif inside the archeological area while admiring the history around you.

Together with Pompeii, Ostia Antica is the largest archaeological site in the world which once served as a major port and trading center during the Republican period. See many of the principal excavations, which have been remarkably well preserved and admire the labyrinth like streets.

Information

Meeting point:
Report at Viale dei Romagnoli, 717 – Roma.

Highlights:

Visit the Ostia Antica, one of the best-preserved cities of Ancient Rome
Marvel at the impressive mosaics, frescoes and ancient buildings
Get a closer look at the original mosaics
Learn more about the day-to-day life of regular citizens of the Roman Empire

What’s included:

Skip-the-line entrance
Audioguide
Italian Aperitif (1 cocktail or soft drink and snacks)

What’s not included:

Guided tour
Pick up service

Duration: 3 hours.

Important information:

For security reasons all visitors and their luggages or bags will be screened
Please bring a valid ID or Passport
It is forbidden to bring bottles, glasses containers, alcoholic beverages, aerosols, large luggage or bags and pets
The Ostia Antica archaeological area offers free admission to all disabled visitors with a certified disability of more than 74%. If a disabled visitor is not self-sufficient, a companion is also granted free admission
The route within the archaeological area may appear bumpy. Comfortable clothing and shoes are therefore recommended
Dogs are allowed, on a leash for the duration of the visit inside the archaeological area
The archaeological area of Ostia Antica falls within the area of no-drone zone: the use of drones of any kind, even for very low altitude flights, is prohibited

Cancellation policy:
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your visit date.