Go on a tour through Rome's history starting at Piazza Navona, one of the city's busiest squares. Admire its beauty before going into the ancient world hidden beneath its surface. The square was built on the site of the Stadium of Domitian for a short time after the Colosseum suffered fire damage in 217 AD. It was once host to athletic races and gladiator spectacles.

From there, head to the Pantheon, a sacred site steeped in Roman legend, said to be where Rome's founder, Romulus, ascended to the heavens.

Next, visit the Trevi Fountain and take part in the tradition of tossing a coin into its waters for good luck.

Finally, explore Vicus Caprarius, known as the 'City of Water,' an underground archaeological site revealing the remnants of an imperial-era domus.