Step into the splendour of Imperial Rome on this private journey through two extraordinary sites: the Baths of Diocletian, the city’s grandest bathhouse, and Palazzo Massimo, one of the world’s finest collections of Roman art. Together, they offer an unparalleled insight into the artistry, luxury, and daily rhythms of ancient life.

At Palazzo Massimo, discover treasures that shaped Roman identity — from iconic bronzes such as The Boxer at Rest to marble masterpieces including the celebrated Discobolus. Explore entire rooms preserved from Roman villas, adorned with intricate mosaics and frescoes. Most enchanting are the painted walls of Empress Livia’s winter garden, a tranquil vision of birds and blossoms that still whispers across the centuries.

Continue to the monumental Baths of Diocletian, where Romans once gathered to bathe, exercise, and socialise in surroundings as grand as any palace. Imagine citizens moving through vast halls decorated with sculpture, or pausing to read in the libraries that stood alongside the thermal pools. These baths were not only a place of leisure but a vital part of Rome’s social fabric.

This tour brings you face to face with the elegance and grandeur of the ancient world, guided with expertise and depth that transforms ruins and relics into a living story of Rome’s past.