We will start at Piazza Colonna, right next to the impressive Marco Aurelio’s column, and we will walk through the narrow streets of Campo Marzio, exploring the amazing architecture and ancient structures, such as the Temple of Hadrian, also known as the traveling emperor, architect and poet. We will then visit the Baths of Agrippa, which is Rome’s ancient public bath, and continue our walk to Piazza di Santa Maria Sopra Minerva, where we will finally see the most astonishing monument in the history of Roman architecture: The Pantheon, which represents a true cultural revolution and it is still perfectly preserved after almost 2,000 years