Roman Domus of Palazzo Valentini Ticket

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1 timme (ung.)

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Översikt

Ta en inblick i den livliga livsstilen i antika Roms mest kraftfulla med denna 1 timmars guidade rundtur i Domus of Palazzo Valentini. Upptäck hur Palazzo Valentini från 1500-talet byggdes över ruinerna av det romerska bostadsområdet som du undrar över de fascinerande utgrävningarna. Se domusen återupplivas genom virtuella rekonstruktioner, beundra resterna av magnifika mosaik och lär dig om Palazzo lång historia från din kunniga guide.

1 timmars rundtur i Domus Palazzo Valentini
Utforska de romerska ruinerna under den magnifika Palazzo Valentini
Välj mellan flera gånger under hela dagen
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Via delle Terme di Traiano, 85, 00184 Roma RM, Italien
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En bekräftelse skickas inom 48 timmar efter bokningen i mån av tillgänglighet
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Tanguy_C, apr. 2024

Stark känsla att bli lurad när man betalar dubbelt så mycket, med en felaktig adress. Jag kommer att rekommendera att gå direkt till den officiella webbplatsen. Viator bör vara mer tydlig om det faktum att ingen tilläggstjänst tillhandahålls.

Very interesting tour. Amazing to...

Jacqueline S, apr. 2018

Very interesting tour. Amazing to see how they can recreate history with light. The tour was 1.5 hours and everything was explained in great detail. It is a lot of just standing so wear comfortable shoes.

An amazing tour of the hidden...

Eleanor H, apr. 2018

An amazing tour of the hidden foundations and mosaics of two Roman houses. Very informative commentary which more than offset the slightly nervous experience of walking on see-through floors!

A wonderful tour which came to life...

Susan H, mars 2018

A wonderful tour which came to life through the VERY clever lighting and video displays. Just a small thing that could affect some visitors is that you walk along a glass floor, which is safe, but for some visitors who are affected by height, this needs a little getting used to but should not put you off! A wonderful experience!

Unique experience to see what a Roman...

Denise C, nov. 2017

Unique experience to see what a Roman house looked like.

This was a rare gem. The only thing...

Regina_S, okt. 2017

This was a rare gem. The only thing I'd change is how not obvious the meeting point is. After spending a week looking for a person, I was not expecting the meeting point to be an actual door into a building I didn't really know much about this tour, it was a last minute add-on. The guide didn't speak much English, but it didn't matter because the whole tour was done as pre-recorded audio. To get below the city street and see the ancient mosaics, and pottery, and columns - it was amazing. And very interactive though interactive is the best word, but it wasn't really interactive... the use of lighting to point out what you were looking at over the plexiglass floor was fantastic. You really felt a part of the world. There were almost no people on the tour, which was a nice change of pace.

This an inventive and unique...

Lisa D, okt. 2017

This an inventive and unique presentation of ancient history.

We had seen the Domus Valentini...

joan_v, sep. 2017

We had seen the Domus Valentini about 4 yrs ago when it initially opened. It was good then. Now it is absolutely FANTASTIC. The program was almost 1 1/2 hr long and included portions of the primary house that had never been previously excavated, plus another domus next door, plus seeing part of the bunker that Mussolini built in WWII, plus a tunnel going to the base of the nearby Trajan's Column.

Brings archaeology and the Roman...

JMC, maj 2017

Brings archaeology and the Roman past alive! This was an exceptional experience appropriate for anyone interested in gaining a more vivid understanding of what the ruins can tell us. Enjoy this multi-media, archaeological look back at the Palazzo Valentini which bite is priced at a great value.

interesting tour, not the usual...

Howard_F, mars 2017

interesting tour, not the usual tour, interactiveness not a word but appropriate was very different

Awesome. Enough lights and...

Greg_S, jan. 2017

Awesome. Enough lights and technology to keep the children interested. Would definitely recomend including this in your itinery.

It can be difficult to really wrap...

Kimberly Y, dec. 2016

It can be difficult to really wrap your mind around the ruins and what thing would have looked like. This museum does a great job of helping to put the experience together.

Surprisingly good. Great visual effects...

Kenneth K, sep. 2016

Surprisingly good. Great visual effects add greatly to the tour.

Disney meets Rome. Very interesting...

Stephen F, sep. 2016

Disney meets Rome. Very interesting visuals to enhance understanding of Roman life.

This is a very historical tour. It...

Stephen P, sep. 2016

This is a very historical tour. It is amazing how medieval buildings were built on top of priceless Roman mosaic floors. I thought it was very educational. Children might get squirmy.

This was one of my favorite tours in...

Dominik C, aug. 2016

This was one of my favorite tours in Rome. My wife, who is not as big of a Roman history fan as I am, said that she had a great time and was amazed by the presentation of the Domus. If you have time for a tour while in Rome, this should be it.

We did this tour on our first full...

Elaine H, aug. 2016

We did this tour on our first full day in Rome. From the outside entrance, the Palazzo Valentini doesn't stand out amongst Rome's monuments, but inside it's a different story. We were taken below the Palazzo to see the remains of two opulent villas: the first with an extensive bath complex, and the second with a beautiful mosaic floor. Through most of the tour, you are walking on a glass floor, suspended over the remains, which are illuminated as the commentary explains what you are looking at. At certain points, reconstructions of what the villas would have looked like are projected onto walls and floors. It has been stunningly realised. A bonus for us near the end, was a short film explaining the story of Trajan's column directly outside, which is like a comic strip, winding up to the top. The tour lasts for an hour and a half, and although the price is more than the twelve euros we paid later in the week for a joint ticket to the Colisseum, Forum and Palatine Hill, which is a bargain btw!, we think this is a not to be missed tour. Even Romans don't know about this tour, as the villas were only discovered in 2005, and the computer visualisation tour is probably quite recent. It doesn't feature very highly in some of the guidebooks, but it is a great introduction to life in Ancient Rome, and helps you to make sense of what you are looking at as you walk around the ruins of other houses in the city. It has to be one of the best things we saw during our stay.

Beautifully presented and really brings...

Suzanne T, aug. 2016

Beautifully presented and really brings a Roman house to life. The kids loved it too.

Totally frustrated with the tour...

Jena C, juni 2016

Totally frustrated with the tour operator. We were given the voucher but no specific time. Even after calling several times, even on the morning of the day, we were not sure the exact time. No point of booking it via Viator. Maybe a better way is to buy ticket directly on the website. The tour is interesting and worth going to see.

I found it hard to find this place...

James S, juni 2016

I found it hard to find this place for the start of the tour. I almost missed the tour. The address given is the museum itself and on the front of the museum there is no number to check. The tour is conducted by staff of the museum and it wasn't an inspiring commentary. They just seemed to go through the motions and wanted you to move speedily from room to room, sometimes in the dark. The ruins themselves are marvellous and the sheer joy of seeing the overcomes the lack of guidance. I think the organisers need to be more customer oriented to make the tour the delight it should be.