Tours and Tickets to Experience Forum Boarium (Foro Boario)
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Forum Boarium (Foro Boario)

The Foro Boario is an outdoor archaeological site, so wear a hat, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes when visiting.
The cattle market is an especially fascinating tour for Roman history enthusiasts, and those who want to explore some of Rome's more off-the-beaten-path sights.
The site is accessible to wheelchairs and strollers.
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Forum Boarium is free to enter on your own, but most visitors explore it on a walking or golf cart tour of Rome’s lesser-known sights, as guide commentary helps you gain a better understanding of the ruins. Walking tours start at around US$27, while golf cart tours cost from US$145.
The Forum Boarium archaeological site is open 24 hours a day, though you cannot enter the temples. The best time to explore the site is during the day to get a better look at the architectural details of its ruins. Stop by at night to snap photos of the temples dramatically lit after sunset.
Yes, Forum Boarium is at a busy intersection along the Tiber River, where more than a dozen ATAC bus lines stop. Get off at Bocca della Verità, Greca, or Lungotevere Aventino and walk a short distance to the ruins, or take metro line B to the Circo Massimo station, about 10 minutes away on foot.
No, the open-air Forum Boarium doesn’t have public restrooms or snack bars. There are a few benches along its gravel walking paths, a pretty fountain, and hedge-lined grassy areas that are not wheelchair accessible. Bring water, and wear a hat and sunblock if visiting in the summer.
Yes, this ancient cattle market is in Rome’s historic center, so several attractions are near the Forum Boarium. The Mouth of Truth (Bocca della Verità) is directly across the street, and the panoramic Orange Garden is just to the south. The Circus Maximus stretches southwest, and the Jewish Ghetto is a short walk north.






















































































































