Guided Tours of Rome, Italy
The visit begins with the Vatican Museums which house one of the world's finest collection of art treasures and Greek and Roman antiques. Inside you will find the Sistine Chapel with the magnificent Michelangelo's Frescoes of the "Genesis" and "Last … [Read more...]
This must-see tour begins with the visit of the most recognizable monument of Ancient Rome: The Coliseum! This huge, elliptical amphitheater could accommodate 55,000 spectators and was used by emperors to entertain the crowd with free games … [Read more...]
This walking tour has been designed to give you an overview of the historic center of town while enjoying the true feeling of Rome. The visit starts at the Spanish steps, one of the most famous and beautiful landmarks of the city surrounded by … [Read more...]
The Papal Audience takes place in St. Peter's Square or in the audience hall "Sala Nervi", depending on the weather and the size of the crowd. During the summer they are held at the Pope's summer residence in the town of Castel Gandolfo. Tickets … [Read more...]
This tour will give you a comprehensive introduction to the religious history and life in the Eternal City. Following the steps of the ancient pilgrims, you will visit first the basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore with its amazing gold mosaics. Built in … [Read more...]
Different ways of discovering the city and its treasures exist at night when the chaotic daytime traffic is reduced. This special tour offers the possibility to visit illuminated monuments, squares and fountains while you avoid the hustle and bustle … [Read more...]
When it comes to getting tourists around the city, public Rome transportation does a pretty good job. It features an extensive bus system, a subway … [More...]
If you are traveling from the United States to Italy, there's a lot to be said for packing light. On the other hand, Rome weather is capable of some … [More...]
What could be more natural than sharing a pizza with your friends in Rome where the dish was invented, right? Well, not quite right. Although Romans … [More...]