Discover the city using your personalised audio guide on selected itineraries.
You can combine your City bike tour with a unique virtual reality experience at the Circus Maximus or Baths of Caracalla.

CIRCUS MAXIMUS: Use your reserved ticket and relive the ancient splendours of the circus maximus in the imperial period of Rome through augmented and virtual reality. A place of entertainment and one of the City’s undisputed landmarks, the Circus Maximus comes back to life thanks to an innovative valorisation project using augmented (AR) and virtual reality (VR). See one of the most relevant monuments in Roman history, the Circus Maximus can for the first time through all its historic phases thanks to a groundbreaking project using interactive display technologies that have never before been used in such an extended outdoor area.
The headsets available give a virtual rendering of the Circus Maximus by overlapping images of the past to the present-day reality to reconstruct its initial magnificence: in particular, the Arch of Titus will appear in its original majestic height.
The 40-minute walking itinerary is available in eight languages (Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Japanese)

BATHS OF CARACALLA: Baths of Caracalla in Rome, which has become the first archaeological site in Italy to be entirely viewable in 3D, with virtual images viewed through an easily portable Cardboard Headset. The bath complex, opened by the Emperor Caracalla are an extraordinary relic of the city’s past. In fact, they are the best preserved monumental baths of Ancient Rome and have maintained their structure almost intact. Therefore, the building is ideally suited for an immersive 3D reconstruction, thanks to a georeferencing and orientation system that continuously reconstructs the image of whatever the viewer is looking at, in the headset, establishing a link between physical and virtual reality and enabling visitors to travel through time, between past and present, through the fourth dimension.
The transposition into images of the studies on the decorations has been made more lifelike through natural lighting, to ensure a more realistic rendering of the pavements, walls, columns and mosaics.

Grab an ice cream on the way!