Join us in some of the Roman empire’s most iconic and fascinating sites with our curated itineraries. We’ll go on site and up close for full immersion in antiquity’s amazing history and culture with special access, expert-led lectures, cultural activities and much more. All courses support our non-profit mission.
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2025 Courses
Sunday November 16 – Sunday November 23 2025
A seven-day deep dive into the imperial and papal layers of Rome and its surrounding countryside. Join archaeologist and host Darius Arya for a curated journey through emperors’ palaces, Christian legacies, and papal retreats. This intimate small group tour (maximum 12 guests) offers behind-the-scenes access to some of the most compelling and often-overlooked sites in Lazio.
Monday October 27 through Monday November 3, 2025
Tunisia, a land where ancient civilizations and natural splendor converge, offers an unparalleled journey through history. In our 7-day small group tour (max 10 people), we’ll go beyond its pristine Mediterranean coastline to uncover a profound narrative etched into its Roman amphitheaters, Carthaginian ruins, and medieval medinas. From Carthage’s monumental ruins, El Djem’s grand amphitheater, and UNESCO World Heritage sites like Dougga, and much more, we’ll immerse in the history and connect with Tunisia’s vibrant contemporary culture through authentic food and community experiences, uncovering the timeless interplay between empire and environment.
Past Travel Courses
Each year presents the opportunity to pursue new itineraries or to revisit sites that continue to yield insight and fascination. At Ancient Rome Live, we embrace both approaches: introducing new tours and returning to favorite locations. Take a look at our past adventures. Should a particular destination resonate with your interests, please contact us. With a minimum of six participants, we are able to relaunch previous tours by request. All tours are curated and led by archaeologist Darius Arya.
Ancient
Greece in
Western Sicily
Six-day adventure tracing Sicily’s rich and millennia-spanning cultural heritage, with a focus on from the Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans.
SPRING 2025
The Romans
in Southern
France