Passing nearby the Capitol Hill, we reach the Theater of Marcellus  with the  spectacular remains.  It has been built in the 1st century BC. for the nephew of Augustus.  Your can admire the marble columns and even some medieval houses. This is one of the most beautiful corners of Rome  touching with your eyes thousand of years of history.

We walk through the remains reaching the Ghetto, the Jewish quarter of Rome with the Synagogue built at the end of the 19th century. 

In a few minutes, we will reach the Tiber Island, a tiny little island in the middle of the river connected with two bridges. 

The “Pons Fabricius” or “Ponte dei Quattro Capi”, the oldest Roman bridge still existing in its original state, built in 62 BC, leads to the island and the “Pons Cestius” leads to Trastevere.

Now, reaching quay of the Tiber where we take the river boat and relax. Within about 20 minutes we reach Saint Angel’s Castle , built by the Roman emperor Hadrian in the 2nd century AD as  Mausoleum for himself and his family. Later turned into a fortress