Temple of Caesar (Tempio di Cesare) Tours and Tickets

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Though it’s free to visit the Temple of Caesar, this ancient Roman ruin is located inside the Roman Forum archaeological site, so you must buy a ticket to enter. Admission tickets currently start at €18, which also includes timed entry to the Colosseum and flexible entry to Palatine Hill within 24 hours.

Yes, you can visit the Temple of Caesar independently, but exploring with a guide will add context and color to your visit. The temple and surrounding ancient ruins can be a challenge to interpret on your own, so join a Roman Forum tour to gain a better understanding of their history and significance.

The Temple of Caesar is inside the Roman Forum, so it’s open when the larger archaeological site is open. Summer hours (April–September) are 9am–7:15pm; fall hours (October–December) are 9am-6:30pm; and winter hours (January–March) are 9am-5pm. The complex offers free admission on the first Sunday of each month.

The Temple of Caesar is mostly outdoors, so it has little shade or shelter from inclement weather. Visit in the early morning or late afternoon hours during Rome’s scorching summer to avoid the midday heat. Choose a clear, dry day to visit the rest of the year.

The Roman Forum and Temple of Caesar offer limited facilities. There is no snack bar, bookshop, or visitors center inside the site, and services are limited to restrooms, drinking fountains, and a wheelchair-accessible route that covers a portion of the site and includes an elevator.