Outdoor Activities in Rome

I was able to get a last-minute ticket through Headout for the Roman Forum, which had already sold out that day. The process was easy, and the ticket was on my phone 30 minutes later.

Good value for money but very poor signage - no one knew where exactly to go as there were several queues at the mentioned entrance point. It would be beneficial to give more detailed explanation(e.g not only "Near the Arch of Titus" but alongside the fence, to the right and up the hill). Other than that, a straight forward visit and very interesting. Note - if you are going in summer, there is close to 0 shade and there is lots of walking uphill. The queue outside is not shaded and it can take up to 45mins in waiting. Make sure you are well prepared - there are a few water fountains in the Palatine hill area, but none down on the forums. I strongly suggest going earlier or later in the day, having lots of water, a hat/parasol and very sturdy shoes - the marble is slippery.

V horkém počasí doporučuji dostatek tekutin i nějaké jídlo s sebou. V areálu jsme našli jeden automat s nápoji a keksy a dvě fontány s pitnou vodou a rozhodně pokrývku hlavy. V areálu Fórum Romanum není v slunečném počasí skoro žádný stín.

Why Headout, they had the tickets I wanted when no one else did. Super passes to allow me entry to the House of Agustas Ceaser and his wife Livia. Augustas and Livia were a 50 year partnership that ruled the Roman Empire successfully. Augustas died of natural causes he wasn't assassinated/killed like most of his predecessors and successors. Their houses were not the palaces of Nero and Caligula. Some of our current leaders could learn from the modesty of their acomadation and greatness of their achievements evidenced by what I got to see because of my Headout Super passes.