Do this because
Discover the Mausoleum where Augustus, the first emperor of Rome, is buried
Visit a valuable archaeological site in the heart of Rome reopening after 15 years
Retrace the glorious life of Augustus to understand his historical importance
What to expect
Discover the largest circular tomb in the world, where the first true Emperor of Rome rests!
After 15 years of restoration, the site reopens to the general public allowing you to get in touch with one of the greatest exponents in all human history. Immerse yourself in the ancient history of the new Empire and learn about the deeds of Augustus, adoptive son of Caesar, the man who defeated Cleopatra. From a Memorial Mausoleum to a place of entertainment and gathering, see where the first true Emperor of Rome rests.
The Emperor’s own urn is just under the statue in the center at the top of the monument. The relatives and descendants of Augustus were all buried in the mausoleum, and it was used as a tomb for more than a century. Visiting this place, you will have the chance to admire well-deserved evidence in the archeological heritage of the city and of the world.
COVID-19 information
The following health and safety measures are in place, so you can relax and enjoy your experience.Visitor numbers are limited to reduce crowds
The experience complies with government regulations
What’s included
Skip-the-line entrance ticket to the Mausoleum of Augustus
Assistance at the meeting point
Hosted entrance
City APP audioguide downloadable on your smartphone
Entrance ticket to the Ara Pacis' Museum (if selected)
What’s not included
Guided tour
Location
Piazza Augusto Imperatore, 00186 Rome
Meeting point:
Redeem your voucher at the Touristation office at least 20 minutes prior to your booked entry time. At the meeting point you will find an Italian-speaking host only
Provider
Ticketstation srl
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the activity begins.
Important to know
- Choose between a 'Ticket' option to access the mausoleum and a 'Ticket + Ara Pacis Museum' option to also visit the museum that houses the altar dedicated to the emperor
- This experience isn't wheelchair accessible
