Julius Caesar Tour

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Julius Caesar was a priest, a soldier, a politician and widely accepted in Ancient Rome as a descendant of Venus, The Goddess of Love. His assassination in the Senate triggered the transformation of Rome from the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire. Learn why he was responsible for the Roman Civil War of 49 BC, one of the last battles within the Roman Republic, and referred to by many as 'Ceasar's Civil War.’

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On this walking tour we will visit the sites of Caesar’s birth and death. While strolling the winding streets of his reign, we will see locations of his celebrated oratories. He spearheaded the first invasion of Britain and conquered Gaul. He re-hauled the calendar system, creating a 365 day year. He placed himself above law and the constitution and named himself dictator for life. How did Julius Caesar become Emperor? Our guide will share the ominous symbolism behind the Ides of March and re-tell the story of Caesar’s legendary assassination by an alarmingly large group of Senators. The stories and sites of Julius Caesar are mesmerizing!